Sick grammar m8!

Is the correct use of grammar important? In this chat with Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds, Dr Selina Samuels argues that in today’s information-saturated world, good grammar is necessary for communication to be clear and enjoyable to read. However, NAPLAN tests show that students’ grasp of grammar has declined over the last ten years. Image credit: Grammar Basics (lock)”

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Want to live a life of meaning and consequence? Wing it.

From the tennis court to the board room, Dr Kaushik Sridhar has achieved a great many things in life. Throw in an MBA, and PhD and now a book publishing deal, ask him the secret to success and he’ll tell you; “wing it – what’s the worst that could happen?” In this revealing chat with Hear and There presenter Nathan

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Are we there yet? An homage to the family road trip

Most people can relate to going on a road trip. Packing the car, preparing the snacks, checking the route, lining up the music. The destination is often exciting or meaningful in some way. It may be the promise of catching up with friends, time spent with family, or the prospect of fun times, freedom and adventure. Bayside resident, writer and

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Asthma stigma a barrier to treatment

1 in 9 Australians live with asthma. Despite its ubiquity, more than a quarter of asthma sufferers say they feel uncomfortable using their puffer in public and half feel their workplace does not view asthma as a valid reason to take sick leave or are unsure. Asthma Australia General Manager Nigel Cooper spoke with Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds

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