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

New research highlights that while eating disorder treatments can be effective, they remain under-funded. So it time for a health system shake-up?

How do emoji fare within a criminal investigation? Research from Deakin’s Dr Kirley and Assoc. Prof. McMahon assesses the place of emoji in a court of law.

What are the health and social consequences of illegal steroid use? And can ‘bro science’ continue to bridge the gap? Dr Matthew Dunn explains.

Deakin’s Prof. Michael Berk explains how engaging in creative activities can help to improve mental health and put you on the right path for a healthy mind.

Australians have watched in horror as mass shootings hit American schools. Is the current news cycle failing to help? Prof. Matthew Ricketson discusses.

You might claim to be the most passionate footy fan in Australia, but how well do you really know the AFL? Take our quiz to find out.

With the media and activist landscape seemingly dominated by other issues, does feminism and International Women’s Day still have significance in 2018?

In 2014 defensive homicide was abolished in Victoria after being considered controversial – but is this something that should be rethought?

After a decade of steady metropolitan water supply in Melbourne, how prepared are we for the next drought? Deakin environment experts share their thoughts.