‘Being slightly overweight might not shorten your life; being very thin might’
The concept that you can be “fat but fit” continues to gain scientific backing: what the latest study reveals
Art: Are you safe?
From October 4, Arthall, Victoria, is presenting 'The Digital Panopticon: Please Watch Me!' in collaboration with Arteaportè
Young Europeans are losing faith in democracy – here’s how to earn it back
United Nations University Director Designate Professor Patricia Justino asks why, and what will it take to restore it?
Neurodivergent youth lead conservation efforts at Dwejra Lines
Opportunities to connect with nature can spark curiosity, reduce stress and channel attention
Beauty sleep isn’t a myth
A sleep medicine expert explains how rest keeps your skin healthy and youthful - and helps prevent under-eye circles, downturned mouth corners, acne and ageing
Why stories are so important for children’s language and literacy
Listening to stories and talking about them lays the foundation for language and literacy development and has social and emotional benefits
Easing back-to-school anxiety
Counsellor Mary Rose Baldacchino gives advice to parents on how to help their children approach school with more confidence
The science behind a freediver’s 29-minute breath hold world record
How did freediver Vitomir Maričić recently hold his breath for a new world record of 29 minutes and three seconds?
My knee is clicking. Should I be worried? Am I getting arthritis?
Jamon Couch and Adam Culvenor discuss noisy knees and explain why you shouldn’t worry about them too much
Astrology’s appeal in uncertain times
Even in modern societies shaped by science, technology and universities many people are still looking to the sky for meaning