After years of being ignored by governments, universities and union bureaucrats, the crisis of unpaid placement-induced student poverty and burnout is reaching a peak.
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This kind of rhetoric drives much of how the media construes and facilitates discussions surrounding disability; when such rhetoric is employed, one only has to imagine the damage this can inflict upon people who identify as being disabled.
Where do this year’s board candidates stand on the planned Disabilities Action Plan?
Unfortunately the aforementioned ‘situationship’ has been on the rise, and I don’t think it’s going anywhere… at least for a while.
Are engaging classes the secret to better interactions between international and domestic students?
We’re exploring the depth of emotional connection and understanding that can develop between individuals navigating the healthcare journey together.
Writing this article has reminded me to complete a routine STI test — checks are discrete and it only takes one week to receive results. Rather than putting off this essential aspect of your sexual health, you Should Test Immediately!
The world finds itself at a critical juncture: should we silently acquiesce to the perpetuation of such an atrocious practice in the name of tradition, or advocate for the human rights of girls and women?
A groundbreaking study by Western Sydney University researchers and co-designed by consumer organizations has revealed more than 1 in 10 Australian women feel they have experienced some form of obstetric violence.
Women’s encounters with dismissive or invalidating behaviour in healthcare settings are distressingly common. Honi Soit spoke to women who shared stories of their concerns being brushed aside, their pain being downplayed, and their autonomy being disregarded.
