Communication

Politics & Society
Building digital resilience among older CALD Australians
How young people can help bridge the digital divide and improve how older generations interact with technology

Health & Medicine
Three things schoolkids need to succeed
The keys to school readiness are hearing, vision and communication, and early intervention can make all the difference

Politics & Society
Communicating COVID-19 to our older culturally diverse Australians
COVID-19 lockdowns forced us online, but that’s been a mixed experience for older Chinese Australians – especially when it comes to getting accurate vaccine information

Health & Medicine
Crossing health borders without international travel
A Melbourne-based public health initiative is using interactive technology to reach remote Kenyan communities during the pandemic

Politics & Society
Podcasts
The politics of hacking
Associate Professor Dunbar-Hester discusses the cultures and the communities of the digital era, with a focus on media and tech activists

Health & Medicine
COVID-19 face coverings mask the message
Many people experience hearing loss – from mild to disabling – but COVID-19 face masks are making communication even harder for people with hearing impairment

Health & Medicine
Deciphering ‘cell talk’ to understand our evolution
By understanding how cells communicate, we can get insights into how all forms of multicellular life first came to exist and the origins of some of the diseases that still affect us

Health & Medicine
Reporting COVID-19 research responsibly
During COVID-19, science communication has never been more vital, but the media has a responsibility to explain that scientific research evolves as it learns

Health & Medicine
How can we make sure people trust a COVID-19 vaccine once we get one?
Vaccination is an insurance policy but if we want good COVID-19 vaccine uptake, we need to restore public trust with education and clarity

Arts & Culture
How much digital time is too much during COVID-19?
COVID-19 restrictions have meant many of us are spending more time online, but even as they ease, can we ensure that digital media doesn’t take a toll on our family life?