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Mark West, who is working on songs for his first EP, says rap beats and rhymes are helping his mental health.

Pro-Palestinian protesters who occupied a Melbourne university building last week have decided to end their encampment after they say the institution agreed to an "important demand".

Pro-Palestinian protesters say an encampment at Monash University has been packed up against their will while students at the University of Melbourne continue to occupy a building.

Victorian politicians say the University of Melbourne would be within its rights to act against pro-Palestinian protesters, whose occupation of an arts building has disrupted classes and divided opinion on campus.

A university-based pro-Palestinian protest movement that has made headlines in the United States is being mirrored in Australia.

There's been a mixed response from Australian community rugby clubs to new tackling laws aimed at reducing the rate of head knocks and concussion.

Menopause has become "over-medicalised" and treated like a "disease", Australian researchers are arguing, saying some women are getting unnecessary treatment. But it's a controversial opinion.

Shows like Gen V and Films like Turning Red are changing the way periods are portrayed on TV, and we're here for it.

Sport isn't always the easiest environment for queer and gender diverse people to feel safe. The All Gender Games are a judgement-free space which allows everyone to enjoy soccer.

Canada’s record-breaking wildfires are significantly worse because of climate change, according to a rapid analysis by a leading team of scientists. 

All Indigenous students will be guaranteed a Commonwealth-supported place at the university of their choice, provided they meet entry criteria, as part of a set of reforms designed to make higher education more accessible for all Australians.

International students say tools to detect AI-generated text are inaccurate, as a US study suggests the detectors are biased against people writing in English as a second language.

University tutors who say they cannot plan for their futures are among the thousands of university staff to walk off the job as part of a national week of action against insecure work and wage theft.

A by-election being held in the federal seat named after Tilly Aston is garnering attention from far and wide, but the story of how she improved the lives of many thousands of blind and vision-impaired people has been lost to time.

The same American research team that revealed gas stoves can emit methane, even when they're not turned on, has arrived in Australia to test pollutants inside kitchens.

Millions of Australians live with a disability, yet a costly private dental system is leaving thousands languishing on public waitlists while those who can afford to go private struggle to find someone who will treat them.

Weekly sessions run by an Adelaide charity work to engage young people who have had a rough start to life by offering BMX coaching and life skills mentoring.

An expert conservator recommends how to try and save your photographs, books, documents, or artworks if they have been damaged in floodwaters.

The study published in Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology found the soups "demonstrated significant toxicity" to liver cells even when watered down.

A converted motel is one of the few options for people searching for a place to live in Echuca, but even their rooms are hard to come by.

While Omicron BA.2 is sending infection numbers back up, epidemiologist Professor Tony Blakely says this spate of infections could help prepare us if a new, deadlier variant emerges.

The National Tertiary Education Union says three faculties at the University of Melbourne have stopped paying casual workers with doctoral qualifications a higher "PhD rate" for all of their work, with a lecturer calling it a "significant loss of income".

Would you pick from the sexy gum, the world's tallest flowering gum or a backyard favourite? The Eucalypt of the Year competition has opened for another year and it's claws out between the states.

Australia's largest medical research foundation says it is suspending the University of Melbourne from its multi-million-dollar fellowship program because the university has only awarded honorary doctorates to men over the past three years.

The life expectancy of Australians has increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, new research from the Australian National University reveals.