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Why we should put yoga in the Australian school curriculum

  • Written by: Michaela Pascoe, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Exercise and Mental Health, Victoria University
Why we should put yoga in the Australian school curriculumGiven the evidence base, offering mindfulness based yoga programs in schools may help young people learn to manage stress.Shutterstock

This series draws on the latest research on back to school transitions. In it, the experts explain how best to prepare children for school, and counter difficulties such as stress or bad behaviour.

Young people in...

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Get a grip: the twist in the wrist that can ruin tennis careers

  • Written by: Mark Sayers, Deputy director, High Performance Sport, and a senior lecturer in Sports Biomechanics, University of the Sunshine Coast
Get a grip: the twist in the wrist that can ruin tennis careers

Wrist injuries have forced many high-performance tennis players to miss recent major tournaments. Both the Rio Olympic medallist Kei Nishikori and two-time grand slam champion Svetlana Kuznetsova are missing the 2018 Australian Open while recovering from wrist surgery.

It was a persistent wrist injury that famously forced Rafael Nadal off the court...

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Farmers and services industry the winners under the revised Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal

  • Written by: Giovanni Di Lieto, Lecturer, Bachelor of International Business, Monash Business School, Monash University

The revived trade agreement, now known as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), has finally made it across the line. It’s a considerable win for Australian farmers and service providers, in a trading area worth about A$90 billion.

The 11 remaining countries from the initial Trans-Pacific...

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$60 million to save the Great Barrier Reef is a drop in the ocean, but we have to try

  • Written by: David Suggett, Associate Professor in Marine Biology, University of Technology Sydney

The Great Barrier Reef has never faced such a dire future. Amid increasingly doom-laden headlines, the federal government this week unveiled a recovery package aimed at securing the reef’s prospects. The question is whether this is indeed a rescue, or just a smokescreen of false hope.

The A$60 million package will be split between various...

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