Volume 10 Number 4 April 14 - May 11 2014
A new partnership is enabling year 11 and 12 students with a passion for the sciences to grow their passions at the newly opened Elizabeth Blackburn School of Sciences. Rebecca Scott speaks to Professor Field Rickards, Dean of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education and Professor Tony Bacic, Director of the Bio21 Institute about the vision for the school.
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Volume 10 Number 4 April 14 - May 11 2014
As the challenges of providing healthcare in resource-poor settings continue to mount, there is a growing need for medical doctors to be trained in the basics of public health and to play a role in developing effective policy solutions to public health problems. By Elizabeth Brumby.
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Volume 10 Number 3 March 10 - April 13 2014
Chris Weaver talks to University Alumna and Victorian Senior Australian of the Year Dr Christine Durham about her book, Chasing Ideas: The fun of freeing your child’s imagination and the accident which changed her life.
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Volume 10 Number 3 March 10 - April 13 2014
More than 100 years after the first International Women’s Day, in 1911, Australian women still face serious problems. The national rates of family violence are terrifying, and gender equity in the workplace is an ongoing battle. Zoe Nikakis explores the issues.
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Volume 10 Number 2 February 10 - March 9 2014
From video games to cybersafety iPhone apps, the development of technology-based resources presents an unprecedented opportunity to tailor mental health programs to engage young people online, according to Associate Professor Jane Burns. Elizabeth Brumby reports.
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Volume 10 Number 2 February 10 - March 9 2014
Early Childhood Education Associate Professor Kay Margetts writes that the quality of education for children in care and pre-school is under threat by changes to the qualification requirements of staff.
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Volume 10 Number 2 February 10 - March 9 2014
On the fifth anniversary of the Black Saturday bushfires, a survivor-initiated project is seeking to document personal accounts of post-traumatic growth, and widen the net of support for those affected. By Katherine Smith.
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