Spirit and song in the Kimberley

The decade-long Junba Project in the Kimberley has helped revitalise the public song-and-dance tradition, strengthening community spirit and the confidence of young people.

More nurse visits can help vulnerable children thrive

Increasing the number of maternal and child health nurse visits to new mothers facing adversity can significantly improve parenting and maternal wellbeing.

Victoria’s wet spring won’t damp down summer bushfires

While spells of wet weather make a small impact on the risk of bushfires in the summer, long-term climate trends are much more important in shaping the extent of the threat.

What we need to know about online genetic testing

They claim to be able to discover your ethnic background, help find your soulmate and even find the right diet; but what can online DNA tests actually deliver?

Five ways technology is changing Australian wine

From drones to machine learning, new technologies are helping winemakers improve both the quantity and quality of their wine.

Tackling Melbourne’s homeless crisis

As Melbourne faces a growing housing crisis, pockets of innovation are offering some people who’ve become homeless a leg up out of social housing and into home ownership.

Making disability support work across real lives

The National Disability Insurance Scheme is a game changer, but the challenge is to make it work across people’s life course, from education and housing, to social participation and employment.