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JOY Drive

Nov
26
2025

Dr Danielle Le Lagadec: The Surprising Health Benefits of Line Dancing

Fitness & Nutrition, Health, Popular Culture, Sports & Recreation

Line dancing is booming again, and beneath the fun, researchers are finding it boosts fitness, balance, memory and mental wellbeing ...

Nov
26
2025

Dr Hunter Bennett: Why Morning Exercise Feels So Much Harder

Fitness & Nutrition, Health, Sports & Recreation

If you’ve ever wondered why early-morning workouts feel heavier, slower or just downright punishing, there’s real physiology behind it. Exercise ...

Nov
26
2025

Dr James Gardiner: How School Exemptions Shape LGBTQIA+ Students’ Lives

Education, Kids & Family, Law, LGBTIQA+ Community, Sexuality

Religious schools can still legally discriminate against LGBTQIA+ students and staff, creating a confusing and sometimes harmful landscape for young ...

Nov
23
2025

Dr Lily O’Hara: Why Weight-Loss Compliments Can Harm More Than Help

Diet and Nutrition, Mental Health, Popular Culture, Society & Culture

Well-meant comments about weight loss can reinforce stigma, trigger shame and tie self-worth to appearance. Senior Lecturer Lily O’Hara explains ...

Nov
23
2025

Anthony Smith: Mind Matters — Why Real Rest Is Crucial

Health, Mental Health, Psychology

Most of us are pushing through life exhausted, but real rest is more than collapsing on the couch. Clinical Psychologist ...

Nov
23
2025

Dr Evangeline Mantzioris: Magnesium — Miracle Mineral or Marketing Hype?

Diet and Nutrition, Health, Personal Safety, Popular Culture

Magnesium is everywhere, in tablets, creams, and powders, but how much do we actually need? Dr Evangeline Mantzioris breaks down ...

Nov
23
2025

Felicity Young AO: Australia’s $266 Million Global Fund Pledge

Government & Organisations, Health, Society & Culture

Australia has committed $266 million to the Global Fund, a move that will ripple across the Indo-Pacific in the fight ...

Nov
23
2025

Associate Professor Elliot Varøy: Why We Talk to Rubber Ducks

Psychology, Self-Help

Rubber ducks have become an unlikely problem-solving tool, helping us slow down, think aloud and spot the errors we’ve been ...

Nov
23
2025

Andrew Sloan: Why Things Feel F*cked

Mental Health, Psychology, Self-Help

Psychotherapist Andrew Sloan explores why so many of us feel stuck, stressed and burnt out in a world that won’t ...

Nov
16
2025

Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne: Do We Still Need Work Friends?

Mental Health, Popular Culture, Society & Culture

Gen Z is drawing firm lines between work and life, and while older workers call it cold, they call it ...