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21st century wellness

21st century wellness

Griffith University, Nikki Richardson
December 1, 2023
Graphical user interface, text, application, chat or text message

Thinking of switching off social media?

University of Newcastle, Peter Hyslop
November 28, 2022
TikTok. Photo: Diverse Stock Photos (CC BY-NC 2.0)

Brands urged to embrace ‘chaotic’ TikTok marketing

La Trobe University, Chloe Jaenicke
June 5, 2022
TikTok is becoming an easy and popular space for people to learn about sexual health.

Let’s talk about #seggs and social media

RMIT University, Isabella Podwinski
December 14, 2021
Picture by Ilargian Faus from Pexels.

5 ways to practise mindful social media use

Swinburne University, Elise Harrington
November 16, 2021
#Chatsafe guidelines are helping young people navigate mental health conversations on social media

Safe conversations on social media

Griffith University, Tayla Burgess
October 11, 2021
How creating conversation helps knowledge-sharing among women

How creating conversation helps knowledge-sharing among women

La Trobe University, Brianna Dieni
May 22, 2021
One of Maddison Beazleys cosplays on TikTok.

Costumed fun draws massive TikTok audience

USC, Darci Robbins
May 21, 2021
facebook branded pen on facebook branded paper

Facebook news agreement just ‘the first step’

La Trobe University, Sasha Vaz
March 1, 2021
Finding comfort in your own skin

Finding comfort in your own skin

University of Canberra, Emma Thompson
November 24, 2020
Micro businesses online during the pandemic. High tea delivered to your door via La Creme Sweets (@lacremsweets_au) on Instagram

Sourcing sweet income during pandemic unemployment

Western Sydney University, Clarisa Perry
October 12, 2020
Senior journalist: social media and journalism should be separate entities.

The writing is (not) on the wall for the journalism industry

Monash University, Marla Sommer
October 9, 2020
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