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Roadkill is a common tragedy, but can good come from it? We explore a new report, which suggests that collecting roadkill might benefit research.

The Australian government has nearly $1 trillion in debt. But what exactly is government debt, and is it a concern? Deakin’s Matthew Crocker explains.

With her new screening method, Deakin PhD researcher Allegra Chajinsi Gaza is revolutionising bowel cancer research. We spoke to Allegra to learn more.

No one wants to catch the flu. To help us all avoid influenza this year, we sat down with Deakin graduate researcher Rifqa Fayaz to ask the important flu questions.

Port Phillip Bay has a short-spined purple sea urchin problem. We sat down with Deakin’s Rick Verkooijen to hear about his delicious solution.

Sufferers of chronic conditions might do nearly anything for relief. But could hypnotherapy work for pain control? Deakin’s Subhadra Evans explains.

Banjo sharks (also known as fiddler rays) are important marine animals in Port Phillip Bay. Now, Deakin graduate researcher Louisa Graf hopes to learn more.

What is polyester fabric, and is it always bad? Dr Lorinda Cramer explores its history, uses and environmental impact in a nuanced, evidence-based guide.

There’s a skills shortage in Australia – and skilled migration might be one solution. To help us understand the issue, we sat down with Dr Melissa Parris.