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New study finds limited financial viability for cigarette vending machines in licensed venues

New research has found that for Australian alcohol-licensed venues that sell tobacco exclusively through vending machines, tobacco sales are of low financial importance to businesses.


New feasibility study to prevent suicide in New South Wales prisons

A team of researchers including from Western has received funding through the NSW Government’s Small Business Innovation and Research program to explore the feasibility of a new suicide and self-harm prevention tool in correctional facilities.


First national study reveals housing co-operatives could be part of the solution to Australia’s rental crisis

New research by the University has revealed that housing co-operatives may form part of Australia’s answer to affordable and stable housing choices amidst a growing housing and rental crisis.


Gender equity: ‘it’s where you live that counts’

Western Sydney University has released new research highlighting a significant spatial gap in the income levels between women in Western Sydney and the rest of Sydney.


New report reveals perspectives of youth, parents, and teachers on menstruation, endometriosis, and menstrual health education

Western Sydney University has released a new report finding 78 percent of students surveyed through the research reported that their periods stopped them from participating in activities.


Designs unveilled for Western Sydney University's Indigenous Centre of Excellence

Western Sydney University reveals Indigenous Centre of Excellence design

Western Sydney University has revealed the design for its transformational Indigenous Centre of Excellence.


Shield with Western Sydney University

Western welcome funding to improve cancer outcomes in people from diverse backgrounds

Western Sydney University welcomes more than $1.4 million in funding awarded to Carolyn Ee from the NICM Health Research Institute.


Young person online - UNSPLASH

Preliminary research finds children already exercise caution online but also urge for stronger safety measures

Preliminary research findings released on Safer Internet Day show children routinely interact with people they don’t know online and respond with caution when approached.



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