Changes, and the uncertainty that comes with them, are often unavoidable. However, we can control how we respond to and accept those changes.

Recent research states that as little as 4,000 steps each day has a positive impact on your health. However, the researchers also state that the more steps you take, the better.

Australia boasts the world's largest number of reptile species, and among them is the desert whip snake, which is the 15th species of whip snake found in arid habitats and outback towns across the country. This unique reptile is characterized by its bluish body and distinctive copper head and tail.

Education doesn't significantly impact general acceptance of science; understanding specific scientific areas is more closely linked to trust than overall education (debunking the 'information deficit model').

Australia's first "wellbeing budget" shows mixed results in health and environment. Other countries, like Scotland, New Zealand, and Germany, already use wellbeing measures in their budgets, employing 50 indicators for evaluation.

Laptops and electronic devices must be out of bags for more effective screening as batteries and mechanical components are dense, which hinders effective X-ray penetration.

Without the knowledge of the Scholastic Testing Service, ChatGPT's AI-generated responses matched human creativity and surpassed most national students.

People are influenced by ads because advertisers study our desires and use deceptive techniques to manipulate us. They create ads that tap into our desires for social acceptance, success, and self-perception. 

This article describes Vegemite's evolution from its World War I origins to its enduring status as an Australian cultural staple, highlighting early challenges, its World War II popularity boost, and its ongoing prevalence in Australian homes.

Most people seem to have a preference for speaking, over listening. This article explains why it’s so important to cut back on speaking and increase the time we spend listening.