Berejiklian “closes the door” on pill testing, ignores findings of inquiry into festival deaths
Despite an inquiry believing that pill testing be implemented and drug dogs banned, Gladys Berejiklian has doubled down on her rhetoric.
To the fake friends I lost to depression: Excuse me while I fixed myself
After I emerged victorious from the depression that filled my twenties, I discovered some old friends didn’t care for the new me. This is part of the condition we seldom talk about.
Eating before exercise: Results or nah?
It’s an eternal question, wrapped in a riddle, wrapped in a kebab wrapper. Can you eat before you exercise and still get results?
These drugs allow you to forget bad memories – but should you take them?
Good news! Drugs that edit out your bad memories actually exist. Whether you should or not, is a matter of debate.
Researchers staggered by number of homeless veterans, almost three times the national average
According to new research, the number of homeless veterans in Australia is reaching crisis levels, with those who served almost three times more likely to experience homelessness.
If violence spreads like a disease, we can treat it like one
Without a strict set of rules and laws, we default to violence. In fact, the only thing holding back our violent tendencies is the fear of greater violence. What we need is a cure.
