How humour can change the way we act, what we think and how we feel

Everyone loves a good chuckle. But can having a sense of humour also make us better people?

A little drug called exercise changing cancer care

Australia’s first exercise program for cancer patients is making waves.

Digital detox: how taking a break from Facebook can reduce stress

Ever tried a Facebook detox? New research shows you’ll probably be less stressed if you do.  

Before #MeToo: pioneering Australian women who used politics and activism to fight for progress

We pay homage to six Australian women who fought against gender injustice.   

Sorting fact from fiction in the world of fitness and nutrition

World-renowned researcher, Professor John Hawley, helps navigate the seemingly endless stream of fad diets and exercise trends.

Shifting the focus from size to exercise

Research shows it may be better to be fat and fit than slim and sedentary.

Game of genders

For this honours graduate, Game of Thrones is no flight of fantasy and there's more to the women of Westeros than meets the eye.

Older people still have sex but intimacy and affection are more important

Research shows that sexual interest is sustained well into old age but few have explored sexuality in the later years of life.