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COUNTRY’S BEST COWBOYS TO BUCK IT OUT IN CAIRNS The adrenaline is set to surge when the 2025 Monster Energy Cairns Invitational storms into Cairns THIS SATURDAY, bringing with it over $40,000 in prize money, world-class bull riders, and some of the fiercest bulls in the sport. IMPORTANTLY, the action isn’t limited to the arena. … Continued
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The Albanese Government has launched the Cancer Australia Research Initiative (CARI), a bold new program aimed at addressing emerging needs in cancer research. The program commits $7 million over three years to fund research into early-onset cancers. Early-onset cancer refers to cancers that are diagnosed in younger adults, typically between the ages of 20 and 49. … Continued
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Pharmacists are stepping in as frontline providers of oral healthcare advice in rural Victorian towns without dental practitioners, offering oral hygiene advice, managing dental pain inquiries and promoting preventative care, according to a new study by La Trobe University. Eleven rural pharmacists shouldering health responsibilities far beyond traditional dispensing roles participated in the study, which … Continued
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*** VIDEO/AUDIO grabs available here Australia should follow the UK’s lead in supporting mums-to-be with Type 1 diabetes, said leading health technology developer Ypsomed, to ensure the best possible health outcomes for pregnant women and their babies. In an Australian first, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has approved the Ypsomed mylife Loop system for use … Continued
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Anglicare Sydney has welcomed the Reserve Bank of Australia’s proposal to abolish debit and credit card surcharges, saying the move would offer meaningful relief to families battling rising living costs. “We see people every day who are being squeezed from all sides when it comes to cost of living,” said Paul Fitzpatrick, Head of Food … Continued
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Queensland’s cosiest, quirkiest, and most colourful winter festival starts this Thursday Jumpers and Jazz in July – Warwick – July 17 to 27 Winter in Queensland has never looked so colourful. The famed regional Queensland celebration Jumpers and Jazz in July returns from Thursday 17 to Sunday 27 July 2025 in Warwick, QLD, bringing … Continued
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Vapes containing nicotine are a more effective quit-smoking aid than nicotine lozenges and gum among adults experiencing social disadvantage, who typically have a harder time quitting than others, according to results from a landmark clinical trial. Australia has one of the lowest smoking rates globally – currently, 8.8% of adults are daily smokers – however, … Continued
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A new study has found a commonly prescribed anti-nausea medication is associated with better prognosis for women with early-stage breast cancer, particularly triple negative breast cancer. The research team, co-led by Monash University and the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, evaluated Cancer Registry of Norway data of 13,811 women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer … Continued
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RACV is calling on Victorians to rank Melbourne’s intersections that need urgent attention by the Victorian Government. RACV Head of Policy James Williams said My Melbourne Road helps RACV to advocate for change where it’s needed most. “Whether you’re behind the wheel, riding, walking or using public transport, your experience on the road matters to … Continued
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CGTN published an article exploring how Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent reply to veteran film artists struck a chord across the country’s dynamic film industry. The article underscores the sector’s unwavering drive for innovation as well as its impressive blending of technology and culture. BEIJING, July 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In 1905, a silent, … Continued
