Why do we keep remaking Pride and Prejudice?
Written by Natalia Burgess. It is a truth universally acknowledged that adaptations of classic novels can often fall short of the original text. But Jane Austen’s 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice…
Deaf President Now! traces the powerful uprising that led to Deaf rights in the US – now again under threat
Written by Gemma King, Samuel Martin, and Sofya Gollan. In March 1988, students of the world’s only Deaf university started a revolution that made national news. Now, the first film to document…
Grants awarded to Francesco De Toni
Congratulations to Dr Francesco De Toni, who has recently been awarded, i) RSHA Conference, Symposia and Workshop Grant, and ii) ANU Early Career Researcher Travel Grant. These grants…
Lost in translation: One in three Australians with inflammatory bowel disease experience disconnect with doctor
One in three Australians with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) left their medical consultations with misunderstandings about what was discussed, posing risks to their safety and the management of…
2025 Symposium of the International Consortium for Communication in Health Care Lancaster University, UK
On Thursday 11th and Friday 12th September 2025, Lancaster University is hosting the next IC4CH International Symposium for Communication in Health Care. Researchers, health professionals and other…
Rapid Research with Ramsay Health Care: Improving communication to enhance patients' health literacy, empowerment and self-management of heart failure
At the end of 2024, Professor Slade and other members of the Ramsay Heart Failure project presented an update on our project Improving communication to enhance patients' health literacy, empowerment…
Global Vietnam: Gender, Labour and Migration (HUMN2004) Field School, 2025
Global Vietnam: Gender, Labour and MigrationHUMN2004/6004 - 17 Nov - 3 Dec, 2025 (Spring Session)Course convener: Leslie BarnesGlobal Vietnam is a two-week intensive field school that offers students…