UN Human Rights Council keeps up its bad form on LGBT rights
By Rosa Freedman, University of Birmingham and Camilla R Barker, University of Oxford
The United Nations Human Rights Council is tasked with the universal protection...
Aboriginal people – how to misunderstand their science
By Ray Norris, CSIRO
Just one generation ago Australian schoolkids were taught that Aboriginal people couldn’t count beyond five, wandered the desert scavenging for food,...
Where to now? Future directions for HIV treatment
By David Cooper
The future of HIV treatment bears no resemblance to its past.
Through the lonely days of the early single-drug treatment AZT to the...
It takes a global village: how we got ahead in HIV control
By William Bowtell
When AIDS first emerged in the early 1980s, HIV infection was a death sentence. But a global effort has ensured this is...
Under the volcano: predicting eruptions and coping with ash rain
By Mirzam Abdurrachman, Bandung Institute of Technology
Living alongside active volcanoes in places like Japan, the Philippines and especially Indonesia can be uncomfortable.
Around half a...
Western Australian art is excluded from the national conversation
By Ted Snell, University of Western Australia
Despite our interconnectedness through radio, television and the internet, the coverage of arts and cultural activities in Australia...
Rising university fees threaten to skew public health services
By Peter Brooks, University of Melbourne and Steve Trumble, University of Melbourne
American medical graduates enter hospital training with a debt of around US$160,000 if...
Bugs as treatment: coming to a clinic near you…
By Paul Bertrand, RMIT University and Anna Walduck, RMIT University
When you’re sick, you want the most effective treatment to help get you back on...
