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Public backs nations cooperating, but questions UN: Survey
People generally favor nations cooperating, and welcome, for example, how the World Health Organization has dealt with the coronavirus pandemic,…
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Australia fires: Similar or worse disasters ‘will happen again’
The review – which looked at New South Wales (NSW), the worst-hit state – made sweeping proposals aimed at better…
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No big bounce: 2020-21 economic survey points to a weak recovery getting weaker, amid declining living standards
The 22 leading economists polled by The Conversation from 16 universities in seven states on average expect historically weak economic…
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Three-quarters of Australians biased against Indigenous Australians, study finds
Seventy-five per cent of Australians hold an implicit bias against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, a study has found.…
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This fantastical sea creature helps remove planet-warming gases from the atmosphere
Nearly transparent and no larger than a fist, the squishy tadpole-like animal was surrounded by an enormous balloon of mucus…
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One-hour COVID-19 test being trialed at hospitals around London
As Britain tries to ramp up testing to help revive the stalled economy, it is still mainly using laboratory tests…
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How non-religious worldviews provide solace in times of crisis
In fact, non-believers have their own set of secular worldviews which can provide them with solace in difficult times, just…
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Coronavirus: Global emissions dropped by 17 per cent during pandemic peak
Restrictions in place because of coronavirus resulted in global emissions declining by 17 per cent in April, a new study…
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How to recover from an exercise injury – according to a sports physiotherapist
But sometimes we can overdo it, resulting in sprains, strains, or pulled muscles. Sheila Leddington Wright The Conversation We need…
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One shot to change the world
In labs around the country, Australian scientists are confident that a vaccine for COVID-19 can be found – and sooner…
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The President of Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina has called on all African Nations to quit the World Health Organization (WHO)
The Malagasy president says, Europe created organizations with the desire for Africans to remain dependent on them. CelesyvUpdates Africa has…
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Alzheimer’s and dementia: eating plenty of apples, berries and tea linked to lower risk – new research
Many of the nutrients found in fruits and vegetables are responsible for numerous health benefits, in particular preventing a wide…
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How major cities are trying to keep people walking and cycling
Walking and cycling are up, as people enjoy their daily exercise or take essential journeys they might otherwise have made…
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Should your kids go back to school? These studies suggest not
Most cases of Covid-19 in children are mild, but studies suggest kids may play a major role in transmitting the virus…
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Green stimulus can repair global economy and climate, study says
Green economy recovery packages for the coronavirus crisis will repair the global economy and put the world on track to tackle…
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Coronavirus is revitalising the concept of community for the 21st century
As a historian of loneliness, I have recently been interviewed by journalists in Brazil, France, Chile and Australia, all pondering…
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