Reporter @theage [email protected]
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined May 2010
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‘Super complex’: Why humans love some foods and hate others.
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Some are cup-shaped, some have domes, others have been likened to apartment complexes. So, how do birds build their nurseries?
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Being in space takes a toll on human bodies. Abrupt changes of gravity, weightlessness, radiation and close quarters can threaten the wellbeing of astronauts and their mission.
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I’m very happy to announce my book, The Body Collected in Australia: A History of Human Specimens and the Circulation of Biomedical Knowledge, has been published with @BloomsburyHist !
The Body Collected in Australia: A History of Human Specimens & the Circulation of Biomedical Knowledge by @eugpac looks at how collected human remains have shaped global biomedical knowledge & attitudes towards the body over the past 200 years.
Out now! bit.ly/43kFaAM
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Explainer: Trees have biological clocks too. Here’s how their leaves change colour. theage.com.au/national/trees…
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This is such a great read by @theAge reporter Jackson Graham ‘Obviously lost. SORRY’: Madeleine’s only text as a bush ordeal unfolded smh.com.au/national/obviousl…
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Marriage, career, children – the big decisions can be the hardest. Is there an optimal method for making a choice? And how do you factor in loss and regret? theage.com.au/national/in-li…
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Sometimes the silence can be more alarming than the snoring – as the bed partners of people with apnoea will know. Why are sleepers left gasping for breath, and how does everyone get a good night’s rest? theage.com.au/lifestyle/heal…
We might be safe, for now, from the kind of catastrophic strike that wiped out the dinosaurs – but what about the small stuff? theage.com.au/national/a-cos…
Tourette’s used to make Jack swear, now he yells out shapes and colours. Many succeed in reframing Tourette’s as just one part of who they are. What’s it like to live with this disorder?theage.com.au/national/toure…
Some 50,000 Australians die from cancer every year, even as we hear about big breakthroughs in treatments. What makes cancer so tough to tackle? And what, exactly, is it? theage.com.au/national/why-i…
Did we really inherit that singing voice? What about our maths brain? Some of the answers are in our DNA theage.com.au/national/it-s-…
The shoulder has an ‘an overly ambitious design’ that makes it prone to all sorts of afflictions. But frozen shoulder is particularly mysterious — here’s what experts know about it.
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Strokes strike young and old. In most cases, time is critical in getting help. How can you tell? And what are the treatments? theage.com.au/national/at-40…
The world’s top tennis players slog through some epic matches. Little wonder they occasionally need medical care. How do slams keep these pit stops fast and fair? theage.com.au/sport/tennis/w…
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"The collection shows how the songs become beginnings, middle and endings for stories when the writers give the memories linked to them shape on a page." A lovely review from @jtbgraham of #MindsWentWalking in The Age!
Inspirational matters: Taking Paul Kelly’s songs one step beyond theage.com.au/culture/books/…
Inspirational matters: Taking Paul Kelly’s songs one step beyond theage.com.au/culture/books/…
The man believed to be the oldest in Australia says ‘it’s very hard to explain’ how to live a very long life. But when it comes to men living shorter lives than women there are some reasons why.
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Singer Celine Dion has told fans she has a rare neurological condition that affects movement. But what is stiff person syndrome? | Explainer by Jackson Graham theage.com.au/national/singe…