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Fruit fights lung damage
Women who eat at least 4 serves of fruit per day experienced less lung damage from air pollution, compared to women who ate less fruit,...
Oct 71 min read


Fruity solution to air pollution
Eating fruit may improve lung function. Research from the UK found the anti-inflammatory properties in fruit can help prevent the...
Oct 71 min read


Tuesday's morning news
We're Amy and Georgia, your live blog writer and reporters. Our journalism students are reporting from the lands of the Wurundjeri people...
Oct 71 min read


Daylight saving hack #3
Get out into the morning light early and then avoid bright lights and screens late at night. Swinburne’s Dr Ben Bullock says that will...
Oct 61 min read


Daylight saving hack #2
Daylight saving can initially disrupt your sleep. Psychologist Dr Ben Bullock recommends avoiding coffee in the afternoon and alcohol in...
Oct 61 min read


Daylight saving hack #1
Daylight saving could help boost your mood! Swinburne psychologist Dr Ben Bullock said “more daylight in the early (but not late) evening...
Oct 61 min read


Daylight saving no problem for students
Daylight saving can create a national debate but our reporter Sebastian Giannakopoulos spoke to Swinburne students who said the change in...
Oct 61 min read


No display tickets for parking
From today, ticket machine malfunctions are a thing of the past on Swinburne’s Hawthorn campus car parks due to the introduction of the...
Oct 61 min read


Pay for parking with your phone
Swinburne Uni has launched ticketless parking on all Hawthorn campus car parks. Download the Easy Park app to pay for parking. Did you...
Oct 61 min read


Globalised media, localised culture?
Swinburne Vietnam student Pham Hoang Uyen Thu explores the contemporary Vietnamese zeitgeist as a facet of a globalised media. The...
Oct 66 min read


My media consumption and globalisation
Swinburne Vietnam student Nguyen Le Quynh Nhu explores the ways in which a globalised media industry erases geographic and cultural...
Oct 65 min read


Young people choose sobriety
The “sober curious movement” is being picked up by young Australians. A national report done by the Foundation of Alcohol Research and...
Oct 61 min read
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