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In what can only be deemed a musical coup, Club Corowa and their event partners have secured ARIA award winners Birds of Tokyo as the headline act for the first of their 2024 Concert Series. The popular group, who hails from Perth, will entertain the 600 strong crowd as Club Corowa, in conjunction with local … Continued
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A twin study has revealed the complex interplay between genetics and environment in how our brains navigate emotional and cognitive tasks. The way our brain processes different emotional and cognitive tasks may be underpinned by common factors, find scientists from UNSW and Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA). In this latest study, recently published in the journal … Continued
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We were deeply saddened to hear this weekend of the passing of Harold Mitchell AC at the age of 81. Harold was The Florey’s valued and deeply committed Board Chair from 2012 to 2020 and has served as a Governor since. When Harold was first appointed, he wrote in Brain Matters that he was … Continued
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Navigating the employment landscape can be challenging for many people, particularly young people. atWork Australia is now shedding light on the pressing issue of youth unemployment, specifically among those who are experiencing challenges with their mental health and wellbeing, which can add another layer of difficulty to their job search. A recent report from … Continued
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COUNSELLING KEY AS LONELINESS INCREASES IN AUSTRALIA Relationships Australia NSW (RANSW) has welcomed new research which has highlighted the need for greater support with loneliness on the rise in younger people and more Australians saying ‘I don’t’ to marriage. RANSW CEO Elisabeth Shaw said the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) … Continued
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A study into the social response of Māori during the COVID-19 pandemic has found the interconnectedness of Indigenous communities could be key to developing greater and more effective public health policies. The study by Charles Darwin University (CDU) and Auckland University of Technology focused on how members of a remote hapū (sub-tribe) from Ngāti Kahungunu, … Continued
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Gippsland communities will soon have the chance to access mental wellbeing information tailored to the needs of country-based men, at Rabobank-hosted events in Sale and Trafalgar. The ‘Blokes, Bites & Beverages’ events, which will be held mid-March, provide rural and remote communities with an opportunity to discuss mental health awareness in the bush. This … Continued
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This month, youth mental health service ReachOut has released brand new support for young people navigating romantic relationship issues and for parents supporting their teens. ReachOut’s Clinical Lead, Linda Williams, is available for interview about: How young people may be feeling in the lead up to Valentine’s Day. The new support ReachOut has created … Continued
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Media Release Friday 2nd February Australian Suicide Prevention Foundation About 250 Australians Attempt Suicide Each Day – Mainly healthy young Females .. Of those that die from suicide 75% are male and 25% are Female Clinical Associate Professor David Horgan Clinical Associate Professor David Horgan, the founder of the Australian Suicide Prevention Foundation … Continued
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OSHER GUNSBERG: “when I sniff the top of his (his baby) head, that was the hit off of every line of random drugs I’d ever taken. That was what I had always craved. Like doing bumps off a key in a nightclub cubicle” – on THE GOOD ENOUGH DAD’s new episode out today on LiSTNR. … Continued
