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Fan culture and engagement is a huge part of any sport enthusiast’s experience. In this video, Geelong Cats’ Zach Tuohy and Patrick Dangerfield discuss.

Can you really pronounce a word incorrectly? Linguistics expert and senior lecturer in education at Deakin University, Dr Hossein Shokouhi weighs in.

As media leaders struggle to find a business model to support journalism, new opportunities have emerged for those with strong communication skills.

Have you ever wondered why every animal and plant has its own scientific name? Find out the answer, and test your knowledge with our challenging quiz.

With the rise of global TV formats, we need to understand how the TV programming and film production industries are changing. Dr Toija Cinque discusses.

Emerging evidence suggests men are almost as dissatisfied or distressed with their appearance as women, Assoc. Prof. Alexander Mussap explains.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding provides an opportunity to tune out of reality and into fantasy, writes Professor Damien Kingsbury.

With huge increases in the amount of people who use social media, is it to blame for the rise in rates of depression and anxiety in young people?

Like many Australians, have you been influenced by the Royal Family’s ‘strong and well developed PR campaigns’, as described by Prof. Damien Kingsbury?

Deakin’s Dr Jeffrey Rotman explains why consumers feel justified in engaging in unethical – even illegal – behaviour to punish brands perceived as harmful.