ShutterstockWhy don’t burns bleed? – from the year three and four students at Islington Public School in NSW
Hello year three and four students – thanks for your excellent question!
To understand burns, we need to understand some things about the skin. Did you know your skin is made up of three different layers?
You might have...
ShutterstockObesity rates are on the rise in Australia and across the world. For years, public health and medical groups have called for schools to ban sales of junk foods as one way to stem the tide.
Selling fatty or sugary food and drinks has been banned in Western Australia’s public schools since 2007. A 2018 study found WA children were...
ShutterstockYoung Australians are abandoning private health insurance in droves. And the overall decline in the percentage of the population with private coverage is continuing.
New data for the three months to the end of 2019, released yesterday by the private health insurance regulator, show that compared with the same time a year ago, 44,000...
An “unholy coalition” is attacking the planned increase in the superannuation guarantee, Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says in his latest “vision statement”, pledging to resist any attempt to stop the legislated rise to 12% going ahead.
In a speech on older Australians – released ahead of Wednesday’s...
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