Breakfast Choice, Motivation, and Performance
What did you have for breakfast this morning? Was it a full big brekky, a quick…
Health, Science & Tech
Oral Spray Medication for prevention of long term Urinary Tract Infect...
A new research conducted with a small sample of individuals has found an oral vaccine medication,…
Chronic Back Pain Treatment: Research finds limited effectiveness of S...
Surgical implantation of spinal cord stimulators is a common practise that have used to treat chronic…
NDIS – What Constitutes Support?
Late last year, recommendations from the Disability Royal Commission and the National Disability Insurance Scheme review…
2SER New Music Report! (April 17, 2024 edition)
Welcome to the 2SER New Music Report - featuring all the new music on your 2SER…
Embracing the Clean Energy Revolution
Becoming a renewable energy superpower is not only a grand challenge for the nation but also…
Accessibility and Diversity in Fitness
Have you ever noticed there being accessible parking at your local gym or leisure centre? Or…
Lay all your love on me – Introducing Relationship and Intimacy ...
This Wednesday on Drive, Mitch Lumsden spoke with Susie Kim - a relationship and intimacy coach.…
How Sydney’s Second-Hand Tech is Building New Futures
The Reconnect Project is not just another recycling program; it's a lifeline for those on the wrong side of the digital divide. This innovative social enterprise has found a way to breathe new life into old devices, providing essential technology to those in need. Read More
How Data Analytics can help us understand Discrimination in the Workpl...
Gender inequality in the workforce continues to be pervasive issue despite its long history. With the…
Investigating the Potential of Psychedelics in Psychotherapy with Dr V...
Nearly a year ago, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved authorised psychiatrists to prescribe MDMA to…
Innovation helping Australians taper off antidepressants
One in seven Australians is currently on SSRIs, commonly known as antidepressants like Lexapro. Discontinuation poses a challenge often underestimated by outdated guidelines. One in seven Australians is currently on SSRIs, commonly known as antidepressants like Lexapro. While these medications have significantly advanced the treatment of depression and anxiety, their discontinuation poses a substantial challenge, often underestimated by outdated guidelines. Read More