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Guide to the classics: Margaret Cavendish’s The Blazing World pioneered speculative fiction, 400 years ago

Is music while studying a helpful habit or hidden distraction?

‘This is where she comes alive’: for ageing migrants, community choirs are more than music

‘I don’t believe no screens is possible’: how parents manage devices and little kids

Sending women to the ‘Khia Asylum’ is music’s latest cruel trend. But it reflects an old historical bias

Mixed messages on kids' screen time leaves parents feeling overwhelmed

More than fashion: ECU study uncovers the psychology behind activewear trend

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Finding Hope: Community workshop shines a light on mental wellbeing during WA Mental Health Week

ECU student counsellors bring mental health conversations into the heart of the community.

ECU wins highly coveted 2026 WA Exporter of the Year award

ECU's double win at the 2026 WA Export Awards was testament to the University's significant contribution to the WA economy through international education programs.

"From the community, for the community": Occupational Therapy celebrates 20 years at ECU

Since 2006, over 687 Occupational Therapy graduates have gone on to enrich the lives and wellbeing of our community throughout Western Australia and beyond.

ECU welcomes inaugural Professor of Cancer Nursing

Professor Benjamin Tan has been appointed as the inaugural Professor of Cancer Nursing at the School of Nursing and Midwifery.

ECU's independent future remains clear amid WA university reform discussions

ECU is not part of a proposed merger involving three other WA universities, with the State Government recognising ECU's distinctive position and opportunities for continued growth as an independent institution.

Parents back social media ban despite their own daily use

New research from Edith Cowan University and Playgroup WA has surveyed 726 Western Australian parents of children aged 0-8 about how they use social media and its impact on parenting.

You've probably never heard of synchronous condensers. But they're essential in the push for renewables

Synchronous condensers have been around for more than a century - but their use declined as grid technologies improved. Now, they're making a comeback.

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