Australian eSafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant has cautioned against the development of tech policy in response to waves of ‘moral panic’.  In a virtual discussion

A study of adolescent mental health in the UK has found that cases of high depressive symptoms would likely be around 6% lower if the

The government has pledged over $100 million for two new patrol boats built in Western Australia and $150 million for 33 upgrade projects for neglected

The Australian Labor Party is seeking to firm its health credentials with the release of a series of policies in the opening days of the

Mental Health Australia (MHA) chair and survivor Matt Berriman has called for a national suicide-reduction target over the next three years to focus shared action

After many long months of either working from home or hybrid work arrangements, the public service is leading transition plans to bring people back into

Researchers have observed that COVID patients who are bed-ridden (but not hospitalised) from the effects of the virus for more than seven days experience a

How to self-manage stress and anxiety is the focus of the WA government’s ‘Learn to look after you’ campaign, encouraging people to prioritise the things

The Productivity Commission has released performance reporting data on Australia’s health sector for 2020-21, showing that with the onset of the pandemic, there was a

The past 18 months have both disrupted and motivated the Australian Public Service, with thousands of employees mobilised to meet the challenges of the COVID-19

A new report has highlighted economic, mental health and infrastructure issues for some of the nation’s largest growth areas, with an advocacy group calling for