From vaping to loneliness, read about the major trends uncovered in the latest HILDA report on Pursuit.

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Younger Australians are experiencing higher psychological distress and more loneliness compared to older age groups, according to the latest Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) report.

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‘...Ready for it?’ With the Swiftposium beginning this Sunday, get up to speed with expert takes on Taylor Swift's global impact. #swiftposium2024 #TaylorSwift

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Australia has joined other large mining nations such as Russia, China and Brazil at the top of a list of countries with the biggest areas of undocumented or undermeasured mine impacts, according to a satellite image analysis of the world’s mines.

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National Carers Week is a time to think about the unpaid work done by millions caring for loved ones with mental ill health and how we can support them.

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For medical education, experts say cadavers remain the best way to understand the three-dimensional anatomy of the human body, as the enduring contribution of Anatomy to medicine was celebrated on World Anatomy Day on Sunday 15 October.

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Daniel Andrews, Premier of Victoria for nine years, announced his surprise resignation yesterday.

Jim Murphy examines his legacy, and why power and control were hallmarks of his leadership style, dubbed 'Danism'.

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As Dan Andrews announces his resignation as Premier of Victoria, our experts are available for interviews. Contact [email protected] #auspol

Australia’s Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme has published its findings.

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We’re proud to announce we’ve joined the Victorian Government’s new initiative to improve international student employment outcomes.

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We're excited to announce a partnership renewal with the China Scholarship Council for a combined investment of up to AUD$75mil.

The scholarship includes full PhD tuition fees for up to four years, an allowance to cover living costs and more more → unimelb.me/437wI61

Cricketers, on the verge of scoring a century, are often described as being in the ‘nervous nineties’ – a new study uses data to sort fact from fiction.
#Ashes

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The University has launched a series of short explainer videos featuring leading constitutional law expert Professor Cheryl Saunders AO, to help voters make an informed decision in the lead-up to the referendum on the Voice.

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WHO figures indicate more than 2600 Australians have died from Covid already in 2023 and we need to get back to the basics to keep cases as low as possible.
Professor Bruce Thompson and Professor Nancy Baxter are available for interviews. Contact: [email protected]

An Indigenous-led group will represent Australia at the prestigious Prague Quadrennial this month, the world’s largest festival of scenography, performance and theatre design.
Faculty of Fine Arts and Music Prague Quadrennial

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As the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation decision is delivered today, University of Melbourne experts are available for media comment. Media can contact [email protected]

Tonight, Professor Marcia Langton and Professor Aaron Corn will discuss 'Law: The Way of the Ancestors', and the enduring ingenuity and expertise of Indigenous Australians and their laws at a launch event. Media contact: [email protected]

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University of Melbourne experts A/Prof Mark Quigley and Dr Januka Attanayake are available for interviews about the magnitude 3.8 earthquake last night, the largest to hit Melbourne in over a century.
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A new PhD course in Indigenous Knowledge – the first of its kind in Australia – will offer a unique opportunity for Indigenous knowledge holders to engage in research and foster new collaborations.
Indigenous Knowledge Institute

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Timely access to palliative care for people with cancer reduces suffering, improves survival, and decreases hospitalisation rates. Professor Jennifer Philip is available for media interviews via [email protected].
#MattersofLifeAndDeath #NPCW2023 #PalliativeCare