Mandatory methamphetamine treatment “ineffective”
There is a lack of evidence that mandatory methamphetamine treatment facilities help to fight addiction, according to a new study.…
Hackers threaten Australian health systems
By Brooke HeenanHackers are taking advantage of increased stress and stretched resources to target Australian health systems.These findings come from…
Food packages and bill help for hundreds of West Australians
By Jake HamiltonThousands of vulnerable West Australians have been handed a multi-million dollar government lifeline. Members of the community who are…
Free to choose free range eggs
By Bethany Louise Smith The federal government has brought in new laws to clarify the definition of “free range eggs”.…
Fighting Childhood Obesity in Australia
By Alex Scott In Australia, around 25% of children are overweight or obese, and that number is creeping higher according…
Campus safety invention ‘could save a life’
By Laura-Lee Traynor More than 1000 Murdoch students have downloaded an app designed to keep them safe on and off…
Helping paws: how dogs ease student stress
By Lucas da Paz IT’S exam time – and Murdoch University’s vet school is helping students cope with stress by…
Murdoch marital arts competition packs a punch
By Conrad MacLean Murdoch’s Martial Arts Society’s biannual competition next month promises to pack a punch. Contestants in the…
Would you eat raw Chicken Sashimi?
By Nur Ashikin Vira A leading food and wine blogger has caused a disturbance after posting an image of sashimi made…
Weight surgery booms, but lap bands shrinking
By Jake Dietsch More than 400 Australians a week are going under the knife to lose weight, but it’s not…