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When John Davey became a quadruple amputee, he spent eight months lying in a hospital bed before a chance meeting in rehab showed him the true meaning of companionship.
Social connection can be a crucial part of a medical recovery, but often it's the one thing that hospitals can't provide.
Could a willing listener, someone to process your thoughts about what's happening to your body, be the key to recovery?
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Throughout human history, we've always gathered by the water.
From the mighty Swan in the west, to the Brown Snake in the east, rivers have been the lifeblood of our communities — they supply our drinking water, transit hubs, and for a long time, the place we would come together and cool off.
But…
We're coming up on a year of Australia's world-first social media ban for teenagers, but we know that once they're online it's still kind of a jungle out there.
And it's a jungle that requires more than just a proof-of-age card to navigate. The Australian Digital Readiness Index surveyed 9-14 year …
Everyone performs better on a good night's sleep, but in some workplaces, that's easier said than done.
Recent research from Monash University found up to 1 in 5 new paramedics are at high risk of shift work disorder, a combination of insomnia and excessive daytime sleepiness.
Studies have also lin…
We've all had that one friend who likes to embellish their stories and fancies themselves a bit of a yarn-spinner.
Lenny's friend Marcus has been like this since primary school, but now they've reached middle age, is it time to leave the white lies in the past and call his friend out?
Last week NSW became the first state in Australia to make terramation legal.Also known as human composting, it's an eco-friendly burial process where your body is turned into soil, and later used to grow a living memorial such as a favourite tree or flower garden.
Alternative death ceremonies are …
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