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A survey published by the Australian Biodiversity Council in March this year found just one in 12 people, or eight per cent of the population, opposed such a ban.

More universities have issued eviction notices, and an encampment that was previously attacked by Zionist thugs at Monash University has now been dismantled.

Scammers are increasingly recording people's voices, training AI and creating audio deepfakes to dupe and extort victims.

New insights into REM sleep and our emotions may change the way we treat mental health.

Young people desperate to buy a home are looking to inheritances to fund their purchases, as Australia faces the greatest wealth transfer in its history.

Broader adoption of keeping cats safe at home would have large benefits for cat welfare, human health, local wildlife and even the economy. So, should cat owners be required to keep their pets contained to their property?

Xavier complained of a headache. Within hours, he was having seizures in hospital. The five-year-old is one of the rising number of Victorians falling victim to the flu, COVID-19 or RSV.

Classes in one building have been cancelled for a third day, but authorities have held off from calling for support to remove pro-Palestinian protesters.

Encampment at Arts West building continues as tensions simmer at other university campuses

In a bid to help hundreds of patients wanting to start a family, the state government has launched a campaign to encourage Victorians to donate their sperm and eggs.