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3 March 2026

Loans alone aren’t enough: Tailored support empowers poor women in Bangladesh

Australia; International; QLD Queensland University of Technology (QUT) The Journal of Development Studies
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2 March 2026

EXPERT REACTION: Online gambling changes in Canada linked to a huge increase in people seeking gambling help

International University of Toronto (Canada) Canadian Medical Association Journal
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26 February 2026

Conflict between conservation and offshore oil could worsen, research suggests

New Zealand University of Waikato,University of Auckland The Extractive Industries and Society
26 February 2026

Australians are rethinking inner city living

Australia; SA Adelaide University Regional Studies
25 February 2026

Would you feel comfortable talking to your boss if you had a problem with alcohol or other drugs?

Australia; NSW; SA Flinders University,The University of Newcastle Addiction
25 February 2026

Are our conservation efforts working to slow the loss of biodiversity?

Australia; International; QLD James Cook University,Duke University, USA Proceedings of the Royal Society B
23 February 2026

More financial support needed for mental health patients

Australia; WA Murdoch University Health Economics Review
23 February 2026

Truck emissions cost taxpayers $6.2 billion in healthcare each year

Australia; VIC The University of Melbourne
21 February 2026

Teen cannabis use linked with psychiatric problems

International Kaiser Permanente Northern California, USA JAMA Health Forum
20 February 2026

Burnt-out and demoralised: The issues driving teachers to quit

Australia; VIC Monash University Teachers and Teaching
20 February 2026

A new way to judge how the economy performs in booms and busts

New Zealand Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Trust,Victoria University of Wellington,The Australian National University,Statistics Research Associates Ltd Motu Working Paper
19 February 2026

The algorithmic feed on X could be shifting political views toward conservatism

International Bocconi University, Italy, Paris School of Economics, France Nature
17 February 2026

New Zealanders may be overestimating food inflation

New Zealand University of the Sunshine Coast,Lincoln University Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
13 February 2026

“Disempowering”, “impossible”: Healthcare provider insights into the welfare system for Māori with long-term conditions

New Zealand University of Waikato,University of Auckland,Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora New Zealand Medical Journal
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12 February 2026

Kiwi kids regularly exposed to alcohol ads despite regulations

New Zealand University of Waikato,Massey University,University of Auckland,University of Otago Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
12 February 2026

Politics could threaten future of national parks as ‘big tourism’ interests take over

Australia; QLD; TAS Griffith University npj Biodiversity
12 February 2026

Are checkout charity requests backfiring on retailers?

Australia; SA Adelaide University Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services
10 February 2026

Businesses 'risk extinction' if they don't embrace nature and become more sustainable

International Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES)
6 February 2026

Pretreating batteries before recycling may not be all it's charged up to be

Australia; International; VIC Monash University Nature Sustainability
5 February 2026

Youth among targets of gambling addiction intervention drive

Australia; International; NSW; VIC; QLD; SA; NT; ACT Flinders University Journal of Behavioral Addictions
4 February 2026

Older people are more likely to be exposed to online health misinformation

International University of Utah, USA Nature Aging
4 February 2026

How mindfulness can support GenAI use in transforming project management

Australia; WA Edith Cowan University,Curtin University International Journal of Project Management
3 February 2026

Heatwaves cost billions: how we can better prepare

Australia Natural Hazards Research Australia
2 February 2026

Social housing the key to protecting low-income renters

Australia; VIC; SA; WA Curtin University,Adelaide University,The University of Melbourne Housing Studies
30 January 2026

Which climate policies have been most effective around the world?

Australia; International University of Barcelona, Spain, University of Oslo, Norway Climate Policy
30 January 2026

Ethnicity is an independent predictor of health needs in NZ

New Zealand University of Otago New Zealand Medical Journal
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27 January 2026

EXPERT REACTION: Dingo cull in K'gari following death of backpacker

Australia; NSW; QLD; WA Australian Science Media Centre
27 January 2026

Health impacts linked to emissions from making plastics could more than double by 2040

International London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK The Lancet Planetary Health
27 January 2026

Under the Trump Administration, US health data collection is faltering

International Boston University School of Law, USA Annals of Internal Medicine
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27 January 2026

Shifting power use to off-peak hours could save NZ $3 billion

New Zealand Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority
24 January 2026

What's the most cost-effective way to help smokers quit?

International Mongan Institute Health Policy Research Center, USA JAMA Network Open
23 January 2026

For every dollar we spend protecting nature, we spend $30 destroying it

International United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
23 January 2026

Mines that expand are not scrutinised like newly-built mines

Australia; International; QLD The University of Queensland,Monash University One Earth
22 January 2026

Could microalgae be the future for sustainable architecture in WA?

Australia; WA Murdoch University
22 January 2026

Trump Administration updates on leucovorin for autism don't stack up

International Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA New England Journal of Medicine
22 January 2026

If you're addicted to binge watching TV, you may be more likely to be lonely

International Huangshan University, China PLOS One

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