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Sports coaches need to be educated about concussion to keep players safe on the field

  • Written by: Jeff Caron, Postdoctoral Fellow, McGill University
imageResearch found that community coaches were unclear about the common signs and symptoms of concussion.from www.shutterstock.com

Athletes who play collision sports, like rugby league, rugby union and Australian rules football, are at increased risk of concussion.

Although the injury has become recognised as a public health concern, alarmingly, Sports...

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Russian doping scandal: should other countries pull out of the Olympics?

  • Written by: Anne Schwenkenbecher, Lecturer in Philosophy, Murdoch University
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National anti-doping groups have condemned the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) response to revelations of widespread state-sponsored doping by Russian athletes, echoing incredulity elsewhere that the committee didn’t take a tougher stance against Russia.

The decision was in response to a recent report by the World Anti-Doping...

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WA Senate result: 5 Liberals, 4 Labor, 2 Greens, 1 One Nation

  • Written by: Adrian Beaumont, PhD Student, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Melbourne

Today, the “Button” was pressed to distribute preferences for the WA Senate. 5 Liberals, 4 Labor, 2 Greens and 1 One Nation were elected. The WA and Tasmanian Senate results mean it is likely that Labor and the Greens will hold 36 of 76 Senate seats, with 30 likely for the Coalition. The Coalition would then need nine of ten...

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The return of the breeze block

  • Written by: Naomi Stead, Associate professor, The University of Queensland
imageThe award-winning Naranga Avenue House, by James Russell Architect, features astonishing breeze block design. Photographer Toby Scott

Breeze blocks are having a moment in the sun. Having been painfully hip in the architecture of the 1950s and 60s, they were used so extensively, in both houses and commercial buildings, that they became ubiquitous...

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  4. Janis Joplin and Sharon Jones add a feminist beat to the Melbourne Film Festival
  5. Juvenile detention royal commissioners must reach out to rebuild public trust
  6. Health Check: should we be using alcohol-based hand sanitisers?
  7. Gooda and White announced as heads of royal commission into NT youth detention
  8. Reimagining NSW: four ways to boost community well-being and why it matters
  9. Indonesia's new cabinet built on political transactions
  10. A complacent, secretive IMF failed to deal with EU crisis; what's changed?
  11. Commuters help regions tap into city-driven growth
  12. The casual stigmatisation of opioid use is lazy journalism
  13. Reimagining NSW: how the care economy could help unclog our cities
  14. Australia can learn from the limitations of New Zealand's welfare reforms
  15. Why it's so hard to 'eat local' when it comes to fish
  16. Childhood cancer deaths have fallen in Australia, but some types remain more of a challenge
  17. Please rewind: a final farewell to the VCR
  18. Should we be locking people up in prisons at all?
  19. Why arts schools matter, not just for art's sake but for urban renewal in Sydney and other cities
  20. Labor's Herbert win means Turnbull has a majority of only one
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  22. Why multicultural policy looms as a Senate bargaining chip
  23. Rudd correspondence to Turnbull: you said you supported me many times
  24. Politics podcast: Tiernan Brady on the campaign for same-sex marriage
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  26. Turnbull ban on Rudd's UN bid gives Liberal conservatives a win over Bishop
  27. Consumers lose out to Australia's protectionist anti-dumping laws
  28. The tragi-comedy Down Under appropriates Cronulla rather than offering insight
  29. As Indonesia conducts more executions, Australia's anti-death-penalty advocacy is still lacking
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  31. How fiction helps us understand the reality of a mother abandoning her newborn baby
  32. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the Don Dale royal commission
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  35. No Kevin '17: Turnbull opts not to back Rudd for the UN's top job
  36. Being transgender is not a mental illness, and the WHO should acknowledge this
  37. The NT royal commission: it's a good start but more leadership is needed
  38. Report on industry assistance needs to go beyond just reporting costs
  39. Friday essay: worth a thousand words – how photos shape attitudes to refugees
  40. Separated parents and the family law system: what does the evidence say?
  41. Crippling rural debt looms as biggest threat to our beef producers
  42. Vital Signs: Get ready for the Aussie dollar to fall
  43. Rising players in higher education: the countries to watch out for
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