A Western Sydney University study has found that couples counselling can be critical for women in the treatment of severe premenstrual symptoms (PMS).
The finding comes as student participation in year 12 mathematics is declining and for science is at its lowest point in 20 years.
The ability of trees to offset carbon emissions has been questioned after a study found common Australian trees are unable to store as much carbon as previously thought.
New research conducted in collaboration with the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment demonstrates the impact of planting a diverse mix of trees rather than opting for monoculture plantings.
Toxic discharge from an underground Blue Mountains coal mine is causing major damage
to protected local waterways, raising concerns about the regulation of mining in the nearby World Heritage Conservation Area.
New research has discovered that early language learning in children adopted internationally can be subconsciously retained, even when they can no longer remember the learning experience.
A study has revealed that harnessing popular culture in learning methods encourages students involvement in producing educationally sound content.
The tree chambers allow scientists to control temperature, humidity, CO2 concentration and water availability of each tree, granting them a valuable opportunity to turn up the dials to see how they’ll react to climate change.
