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Reading between the data: what’s shaping responsible investment in 2026?
Responsible investment and sustainability are often discussed in terms of policies and reporting. But the most relevant question is also the most practical: does responsible investment make institutional investors stronger, more resilient and better positioned for long‑term performance? The data is clear that it does.
Today in history, April 24: Jane Fonda's important place in fitness industry thanks to workout video
It's not hard to find somewhere or some way to exercise these days, with gyms, studios, free online videos and personal trainers generally easy to access. But more than four decades ago, the fitness industry as we know it was just getting off the ground, becoming linked with celebrity as stars such as Arnold Schwarzenegger started monetising everything from books to gyms to running shoes.
Medical drama Grey's Anatomy marks 21 years of love, loss and disasters
Twenty-one years ago today, a group of interns walked into the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital to begin their surgical careers. It was the start of the longest-running scripted prime-time drama on US television network ABC, with the show, Grey's Anatomy, clocking up 22 seasons so far with no end in sight. Along the way the show has earned numerous award nominations and won the 2007 Golden Globe for best drama. It is now the longest-running medical drama in US TV history.
Providing Outpatient Oncology Mental Health Support: Understanding Staff Perspectives
1 Background Distress is an expected reaction to a cancer diagnosis. Unmanaged or ineffectively managed distress can lead to worse patient outcomes including lower quality of life [1, 2], reduced treatment adherence [3], more frequent hospital stays [4], higher healthcare costs [5] and ultimately increased mortality rates [6].
Your complete guide to trapunto quilting
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Value in care: The contribution of supportive care to value‐based lung cancer services-A qualitative semistructured interview study
1 INTRODUCTION Lung cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer and the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide.1 Despite substantial advances in treatment over the past two decades, improvement in survival has been modest, with just 22% of people with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) surviving 5 years from diagnosis, and 7% for people with small cell lung cancer.2, 3 Often diagnosed with advanced disease, people with lung cancer experience considerable disease and...
OVQUEST - Life after the diagnosis and treatment of ovarian cancer - An international survey of symptoms and concerns in ovarian cancer survivors
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Fig. 1 FACT-G and subscale T-scores for OvQuest cohort compared to (A) Australian and (B) US female population norms. Transformed mean scores for reference populations are 50 on all domains, indicated by red line, with SD ± 10. *comparison to population mean, p < 0.001.
Regional newspapers' place in merged Fairfax-Nine company questioned
Concerns have been raised about the impact the Fairfax-Nine merger will have on regional newspapers and the diversity of news coverage across Australia. Fairfax and Nine on Thursday announced a $4 billion merger that would create in integrated media giant across television, online video streaming, print, digital and real estate advertising. Nine will be the dominant partner, with its current shareholders holding 51.1 per cent of the merged company's shares.
Cardiovascular toxicity of targeted therapies for cancer: a protocol for an overview of systematic reviews
Systematic review evidence has been almost exclusively generated from randomised controlled trials (RCT) populations that are younger and healthier than the average, newly diagnosed patient with cancer. Overviews of systematic reviews (also called umbrella reviews) compile information from multiple systematic reviews to provide a comprehensive synthesis of evidence.
Regions rule: Five ways Toowoomba is making a difference
When the ABC decided to go on the road, we wanted to capture the issues important to the people of Toowoomba. And we wanted to share the unique stories from this part of the world. Along the way, we learnt a thing or two about the growing city, 125km west of Brisbane, home to more than 113,000 people.
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Heidi the deer and Tonka the dog form unlikely friendship amid the antlers
An unlikely friendship between Heidi the deer and her best pal Tonka the dog began when Heidi was just two days old. Heidi, now 10 months, is a much-loved member of the Fulton family, who live on 0.8 hectares in north-west Sydney. Joel Fulton, an electrician by trade, has a business making light fittings out of deer antlers, so when the family was deciding on which animal would be best to keep the grass down on their block, a deer seemed the obvious choice.
Volcanic eruption still possible in south-east Australia ... in 5,000 years or so
While Australia is home to the world's longest chain of continental volcanoes stretching more than 2,000km along the east coast, it is south-east Australia that features the country's only active volcanoes. The Newer Volcanic Province has about 400 volcanoes stretching from Melbourne to Mount Gambier, and it is the main volcanic region in Australia considered to be still active.
Election 2016: How much of a part will Facebook play in the campaign?
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has more than twice as many Facebook likes as Opposition leader Bill Shorten, but does that mean he is more popular overall? Not necessarily, according to University of Technology Sydney public communications expert Jim Macnamara. Professor Macnamara, a leading researcher in social media use and impact, said Facebook was important in the 2016 election, but it was only one part of the media mix.
Forensic technique developed by Brisbane researcher helps identify missing soldiers
A forensic technique developed by a Queensland researcher is being used to identify the remains of American soldiers from the Korean War, speeding up the rate of identification and returning the fallen to their families. University of Queensland forensic anthropologist Carl Stephan, who also is creating Australia's first skeleton library, developed the chest radiograph comparison analysis technique during a five-year fellowship at the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency in Hawaii from 2008-2013.
Girls with guns: Meet three women who love hunting
Girls with guns: Meet three women who love hunting A growing number of women who love adventure and the outdoors are embracing a traditionally male-dominated pastime — hunting. Their passion for the skills they learn and the challenges they work through is evident, as is the amount of criticism they attract. * Warning: this story contains graphic images. Emma Sears grew up in a farming family in Stratford, in Victoria's East Gippsland, and was out hunting ducks, rabbits and foxes at a young age.
Rental affordability report shows regional Australia not necessarily a better option
Moving to the country to save money on housing may not be the attractive proposition it once was, according to figures from Anglicare's annual Rental Affordability Snapshot. The snapshot, released on Thursday, showed rental properties continued to be out of reach for people on government payments and the minimum wage. Anglicare Australia executive director Kasy Chambers said when comparing regional and metropolitan rental affordability figures, regional areas were more affordable.
Love stories from remote and regional corners touch hearts around Australia
Love stories from remote corners of Australia are touching hearts in a bigger than expected way, thanks to a reporter and photographer who have embarked on an epic road trip. Queensland Country Life reporter Andrea Crothers and wedding photographer Edwina Robertson set off on a road trip last month to collect love stories from around the country. Their Facebook page, Hearts of Australia, already has more than 8,800 likes.
Dust, crocs and kilometres: a week on the road with a reporter in the Kimberley
When ABC Rural reporter Tom Edwards goes out on the road, he really goes out. Covering the Kimberley in Western Australia, there is no such thing as a quick job, given he is sourcing stories from an area the same size as California. When he made his first foray into independent remote travel in late-October, it was with some trepidation and plenty of preparation.
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