Faculty of Health 2013

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Faculty of Health
Media coverage overview for September, October, November and December
2013
In September, October, November and December 2013 a total of 663 media clips (125 September,
160 October, 182 November and 196 December) were reported for the Faculty of Health, including
the associated Strategic Research Centres.
The coverage reached a potential audience of more than 38,344,656 people (9,713,708 September,
9,502,992 October, 8,589,467 November and 10,538,489 December).
73 staff were quoted in the media about their specific research projects or commented on issues
related to their areas of expertise, including:
• Melissa Weinberg on Australian Wellbeing Index results that pointed to the importance of
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relationships on happiness and wellbeing
Peter Miller on proven ways to reduce alcohol related violence and on the increasing
cases of violence and anti-social behaviour resulting from the use of
methamphetamines
Gary Sacks on the need for governments to enforce improvements to food labelling as one
way to address the growing obesity problem and on restricting trans-fats
Alison Carver on research that found Australian parents are more reluctant than UK parents
to allow kids to walk to school
Alan Pearce on research into the impact of sports concussion on the brain
Paul Bennett on research into the use of laughter yoga with dialysis patients
Rachel Carey on a study that aims to protect the foodbowl and save farms in
Melbourne’s fringe suburbs
(A full list of media active staff and where they were quoted is included with this report. Please note
that this list only includes those clips where a staff member has actually been quoted and does not
include other articles that relate to a specific study or activity. Copies of the media clips are available
on request. Contact Mandi O’Garretty, ext 72776, email [email protected] )
NOTES
Media clips are articles, summaries of radio and television interviews and online mentions picked up
by the media unit through our monitoring service and internal online monitoring. We do our best to
capture all articles and broadcast interviews however our monitoring may not be comprehensive.
Please contact Mandi O’Garretty in the Media Unit if your media coverage has not been picked up.
This overview is a snapshot of the Faculty’s coverage and does not provide any evaluation of impact
or reputation. Audience reach is based on the figures our monitoring service has for print, radio and
television stations.
Where staff are listed as being quoted in more than one media clip, it should be noted that this does
not relate to the number of interviews undertaken as some media outlets share stories, for example
if a staff member is listed as being quoted in 10 clips, this could be the result of one media interview.
Faculty of Health media active academics September 2013
Interviewee
Alison Kennedy
School
Medicine
Boyd Swinburn
Health & Social
Development
SRC
Date
National Centre for 02/09/2013
Farmer Health
11/09/2013
Population Health 12/09/2013
Brendan Crotty
David Parkin
Don Jefreys
Felice Jacka
Media outlet
Radio National
Headline/summary
Sunraysia Daily
Voxy radio New
Zealand online
Helping prepare for bad times
NZ 'failing in obesity prevention'
05/09/2013
05/09/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Geelong Advertiser
Lure for regional doctors
Rural training upgrade for doctors
05/09/2013
09/09/2013
ABC Central Victoria
ABC South Western
Victoria
774 ABC Melbourne
Exercise and Nutrition
23/09/2013
Sciences
Psychology
Mental Health and 22/09/2013
Wellbeing
Medicine
Psychiatric Health 04/09/2013
SRC
05/09/2013
James Dunbar
Greater Green
10/09/2013
Triangle University
Department of
Rural Health
Jo Salmon
Julie Pasco
Health & Social
Development
Exercise and Nutrition CPAN
Sciences
Medicine
Gold Coast Sun Central
Tweed Sun
IN THE HOW TO DE-CLUTTER YOUR
HOME
Food a factor in children's behaviour
ABC South East SA
New research is suggesting social and
economic factors have a much
greater influence on cardiovascular
health than previously thought.
We're not alone
26/09/2013
Warrnambool
Standard
ABC1
13/09/2013
Radio National
21/09/2013
28/09/2013
Daily Telegraph
Adelaide Advertiser
POWER OF THE POOCH
Power of the pooch How our puppy
love helps keep us happier, healthier
28/09/2013
13/09/2013
Courier Mail
Geelong Advertiser
Getting new leash on life
Healthy baby study suits mums to a
D
16/09/2013
Jan Garrard
Sunday Mail Adelaide
Web link
http://www.voxy.co.nz/health/nzfailing-obesity-prevention/5/167461
Katie Lacy
Melissa Weinberg
18/09/2013
Health Canal online
Geelong study sheds on light
children’s bone health
http://www.healthcanal.com/bonesmuscles/43015-geelong-study-shedson-light-children%E2%80%99s-bonehealth.html
23/09/2013
Sciences
Psychology
Wellbeing
Geelong Advertiser
Teen tastes on trial
Perth Now online
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
5AA
4BC
2UE
936 ABC Hobart
Adelaide Advertiser
Daily Telegraph
Herald Sun
Courier Mail
Wellbeing survey: Why your mother- http://www.perthnow.com.a
in-law is good for you
u/lifestyle/health/wellbeingsurvey-why-yourmotherinlaw-is-good-foryou/story-fnhlcxz91226724661692
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
Gold Coast Bulletin
Hobart Mercury
23/09/2013
23/09/2013
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail UK online
Mums the secret of happiness
Seeing your mother-in-law is good
for you
24/09/2013
24/09/2013
24/09/2013
30/09/2013
Others in law not monsters
23/09/2013
Geelong Advertiser
6PR
3AW
Northern Territory
News
Cairns Post
23/09/2013
Townsville Bulletin
Two mums better than one
Mums the secret of happiness
Two mums better than one
Some strange truths about mums-inlaw
Best to keep mother-in-law close
Mothers-in-law come in from cold
Mother of all myths gets blown sky
high
Happiness is a mother-in-law who's
close to home
Maternal bond boosts happiness
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar
ticle-2430038/Seeing-mother-lawgood-How-seeing-halfs-mumactually-helps-maritalhappiness.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
Michael Vagg
Medicine
13/09/2013
Geelong Independent Kids still pay for fluoridation wail
Nicole Reinhart
Nikki Dowling
Psychology
Psychology
27/09/2013
14/09/2013
Geelong Advertiser
WA Today online
Paul Gastin
Sciences
30/09/2013
Wangaratta Chronicle Study reveals just how much impact
tackling has on footballers
Peter Miller
Psychology
Wellbeing
The Conversation
Psychology
Wellbeing
Live Science online
Psychology
Wellbeing
Rochdale UK online
Psychology
Wellbeing
CTV news Canada
online
Psychology
Wellbeing
On Medica online
Warning over mixing energy drinks
with alcohol?
Psychology
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Courier Mail
Alcohol and energy drinks a
dangerous combination
ABC news online
Newcastle's tough liquor laws had
immediate effect
Wellbeing
Newcastle Herald
Booze rules stem blood
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Walking style key to autism
Mobile barriers uncovered in
telephone polls
http://www.watoday.com.au/digitallife/digital-life-news/mobile-barriersuncovered-in-telephone-polls20130913-2tqcz.html
http://theconversation.com/whoshould-be-educating-us-aboutalcohol-related-violence-8966
Energy Drink Studies May Be Clouded http://www.livescience.com/39622by Industry Ties
energy-drinks-alcohol-industryties.html
Just how harmful are energy drinks http://www.rochdaleonline.co.uk/n
mixed with alcohol?
ews-features/2/newsheadlines/82429/just-how-harmfulare-energy-drinks-mixed-withalcohol
Research supported by energy drink http://www.ctvnews.ca/health/heal
industry may be downplaying harms: th-headlines/research-supported-bydoc
energy-drink-industry-may-bedownplaying-harms-doc1.1453395#ixzz2rf7Y2U00
http://www.onmedica.com/NewsArt
icle.aspx?id=22e9331c-fefc-4fe1ba98-c07945a227ff
ABC Newcastle
http://www.abc.net.au/news/201309-16/newcastle27s-tough-liquorlaws-had-immediate-effect/4959914
Psychology
Wellbeing
Psychology
Wellbeing
Psychology
Wellbeing
Psychology
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Psychology
Psychology
Mixing energy drinks and alcohol
dangerous: expert
http://health.msn.co.nz/healthnews
/8724409/mixing-energy-drinks-andalcohol-dangerous
Popular Science online Is Red Bull Downplaying Research On http://www.popsci.com.au/science/i
The Harms Of Mixing Alcohol And
s-red-bull-downplaying-research-onEnergy Drinks?
the-harms-of-mixing-alcohol-andenergy-drinks
RTT News online
Industry May Be Downplaying Risks http://www.rttnews.com/2189353/i
Of Alcohol And Energy Drinks
ndustry-may-be-downplaying-risksof-alcohol-and-energydrinks.aspx?type=hnr
Weekend Gold Coast Early closure fewer fights
Bulletin
Newcastle Herald
Crime is lower when pubs close
earlier
Herald Sun online
Red Bull 'influences' alcohol research, http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news
academic claims in British Medical
/red-bull-8216influences8217Journal
alcohol-research-academic-claims-inbritish-medical-journal/storyfnii5s3y-1226723803123
Psychology
Wellbeing
New Zealand Herald
online
Booze and energy drink mix shows
increase in aggressive behaviour
Psychology
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Sunday Telegraph
Red Bull funds key alcohol research
Sunday Mail Brisbane
Energy drink study a load of Red Bull
The Conversation
Think alcohol and energy drinks are http://theconversation.com/thinknothing to worry about? Think again alcohol-and-energy-drinks-arenothing-to-worry-about-think-again18271
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Russell Keast
msn New Zealand
online
Molecular and
Medical Research
Psychology
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
Psychology
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
Sciences
27/09/2013
ABC1
29/09/2013
Sunday Telegraph
CHEAP BOOZE FUELS FIGHTING
29/09/2013
01/09/2013
Australian Healthy
Food Guide
Violence focus on grog-shop
discounts
tastebuds control your weight and
how to train them !
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/health/n
ews/article.cfm?c_id=204&objectid=
11127823
Sandi Elliott
Tim Crowe
Greater Green
10/09/2013
Triangle University
Department of
Rural Health
Whyalla News
Health students and benefits to
benefit from simulated scenario
workshops
Greater Green
12/09/2013
Triangle University
Department of
Rural Health
Port Lincoln Times
Health students to learn from
simulation training
Sciences
11/09/2013
Times of India online
Top 5 myths about weight loss
Sciences
21/09/2013
Sydney Morning
Herald online
Good news from dark sources
Sciences
23/09/2013
The Conversation
Health Check: the low-down on
eating vs juicing fruit and veg
Sciences
29/09/2013
4BC
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatim
es.com/2014-0125/fitness/41970265_1_weight-lossfat-loss-tim-crowe
http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/di
et-and-fitness/good-news-from-darksources-20130919-2u0a1.html
http://theconversation.com/healthcheck-the-low-down-on-eating-vsjuicing-fruit-and-veg-18054
Faculty of Health media active academics October 2013
Interviewee
Ajeet Singh
Alison Carver
Amie Hayle phd
student
School
Medicine
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Medicine
SRC
CPAN
Psychiatric Health
SRC
Date
18/10/2013
25/10/2013
Media outlet
Geelong Advertiser
Herald Sun
Headline/summary
Easing your mind with a cheek swab
City traffic brake City traffic brake
25/10/2013
774 ABC Melbourne
17/10/2013
Channel 9
17/10/2013
Channel 9
17/10/2013
Channel 9
17/10/2013
Channel 9
17/10/2013
Channel 9 Darwin
17/10/2013
WIN Hobart
17/10/2013
GEM
Interview with Dr. Alison Carver,
Deakin University about calls for the
CBD speed limit to be reduced to
30km/h.
New research shows that two-thirds of
retired woman are having trouble
sleeping at night.
New research shows nearly a third of
retired women have trouble falling
asleep, compared with 12 percent of
men.
A study of 1000 retirees found that
nearly 30% of women have trouble
sleeping, and only 12% men. Women
were less likely to feel rested in the
morning, and those with health
problems were worse.
sleeping at night.
A study of 1000 retirees found that
nearly 30% of women have trouble
sleeping, and only 12% men. Women
were less likely to feel rested in the
morning, and those with health
problems were worse.
New research shows nearly a third of
retired women have trouble falling
asleep, compared with 12 percent of
men. Hormones may be an influencing
factor, and those with health problems
fared worse, part
sleeping at night.
Web link
Caryl Nowson
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
James Dunbar
CPAN
17/10/2013
Channel 9
18/10/2013
Channel 9
01/10/2013
Good Health
Greater Green
17/10/2013
Triangle University
Department of Rural
Health
17/10/2013
17/10/2013
Jenny Gianoudis
John Tombourou
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Psychology
CPAN
04/10/2013
CPAN
07/10/2013
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
13/10/2013
08/10/2013
08/10/2013
sleeping at night.
New research shows that nearly a third
of female retirees are having trouble
falling asleep.
SHOULD OUR FOOD
Warrnambool Standard Report confirms poverty, disadvantage
rate worse in rural areas
Warrnambool Standard Report confirms poverty, disadvantage http://www.standard.net.au/story/184
online
5945/report-confirms-povertydisadvantage-rate-worse-in-ruralareas/?cs=72
Warrnambool Standard Report confirms poverty, disadvantage http://www.standard.net.au/story/184
online
5945/report-confirms-povertydisadvantage-rate-worse-in-ruralareas/?cs=72
Channel 7 (nationally)
A new technique which involves
targeted exercising is helping to
combat falling bone density in the
elderly population and osteoporosis
sufferers.
Medical Xpress online
Exercise program gives older people
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013the power to prevent osteoporosis
10-older-people-powerosteoporosis.html
Channel 9
Williams speaks with Professor John
Tombourou, Deakin University about
raising the drinking age.
2GB
Interview with Deakin University Health
Psychologist Professor John
Toumbourou about raising the drinking
age.
666 ABC Canberra
Interview with Professor John
Toumbourou, Deakin University, on
Australian of the Year Ita Buttrose
calling for the drinking age to be raised
from 18 to 21.
12/10/2013
Canberra Times online
Raising the drinking age: a good idea
whose time may never come
12/10/2013
Age online
12/10/2013
Stock & Land online
12/10/2013
Brisbane Times online
12/10/2013
The Age online
12/10/2013
Sydney Morning Herald
online
15/10/2013
18/10/2013
Herald Sun
ABC Ballarat
ACTION PLEA ON TEEN DRINKING
Interview with John Toumbourou,
Chair, Psychology, Deakin University,
Geelong. Toumbourou talks about the
research he has conducted which says
that parents should be stricter in
regards to alcohol use at home
18/10/2013
HO FM
A new study from Deakin University
shows parents who take a firm line
with teenagers drinking at home,
minimise the threat of binge drinking
later on.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/nati
onal/raising-the-drinking-age-a-goodidea-whose-time-may-never-come20131011-2vdvb.html
http://www.theage.com.au/national/ra
ising-the-drinking-age-a-good-ideawhose-time-may-never-come20131011-2vdvb.html
http://www.stockandland.com.au/new
s/metro/national/general/raising-thedrinking-age-a-good-idea-whose-timemay-never-come/2674672.aspx
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/nati
onal/raising-the-drinking-age-a-goodidea-whose-time-may-never-come20131011-2vdvb.html
http://www.theage.com.au/national/ra
ising-the-drinking-age-a-good-ideawhose-time-may-never-come20131011-2vdvb.html
http://www.smh.com.au/national/raisi
ng-the-drinking-age-a-good-idea-whosetime-may-never-come-201310112vdvb.html
18/10/2013
04/10/2013
New research have been released that
shows that parents who take a firm line
with teenagers drinking at home
minimise the effect of binge drinking
later in life.
6PR
Parents who take a firm line with
teenagers on drinking in the home
reduce their children's likelihood of
binge drinking in later life according to
John Toumbourou from Deakin
University.
BAY FM
A Deakin University study based in
Geelong has found that parents
supplying alcohol to their children is
having a big impact on teen binge
drinking.
Warrnambool Standard Under-age drinking prompts call for
primary school classes
Warrnambool Standard Experts call for primary age alcohol
http://www.standard.net.au/story/187
online
warnings
7028/experts-call-for-primary-agealcohol-warnings/?cs=72
Warrnambool Standard Experts call for primary age alcohol
online
warnings
7028/experts-call-for-primary-agealcohol-warnings/?cs=72
Sydney Morning Herald Raising the drinking age: a good idea
Geelong Advertiser
RAISE DRINKING AGE TO 21
Crikey health blog online What are the health implications of the http://blogs.crikey.com.au/croakey/20
ever-widening gap between people and 13/10/28/what-are-the-healthimplications-of-the-ever-widening-gapnature?
between-people-and-nature/
Geelong Advertiser
Coeliac detection coup
29/10/2013
01/10/2013
Herald Sun
Nursing Review
Let me travel Disabled student's plea
Something' s not working
01/10/2013
Morning Bulletin
Try living with mother-in-law
03/10/2013
Southern Argus
16/10/2013
Wynnum Herald
Seeing your motherin-law is good for
you
Buying advice that matters the most
18/10/2013
18/10/2013
31/10/2013
31/10/2013
31/10/2013
12/10/2013
Jonathan ‘Yotti’
Kingsley and Sarah
Driscoll
Health & Social
Development
Julie Pasco
Medicine
Mark Stokes
Maxine Duke
Psychology
Nursing and
Midwifery
Psychology
Melissa Weinberg
18/10/2013
28/10/2013
Psychiatric Health
SRC
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
3AW
16/10/2013
Southern Star Springwood
Redcliffe & Bayside
Herald
Southern Star Springwood
Wynnum Herald
South West News
Northside Chronicle
South East Advertiser
Westside News Paddington
North West News
Courier Mail online
Buying advice that matters themost
17/10/2013
17/10/2013
17/10/2013
Consider all good advice before signing http://www.couriermail.com.au/realest
a property contract
ate/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfnihpmzi-1226741421669
Albert & Logan News
Buying advice thatmatters themost
City South News
Caboolture Shire Herald Buying advice that matters themost
17/10/2013
17/10/2013
Albert & Logan News
Herald Sun online
17/10/2013
Perth Now online
17/10/2013
Daily Telegraph online
17/10/2013
news.com.au
Consider all good advice before signing http://www.heraldsun.com.au/realesta
a property contract
te/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfnhytr0m-1226741421669
Consider all good advice before signing http://www.perthnow.com.au/realesta
a property contract
te/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfnhlgp12-1226741421669
Consider all good advice before signing http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/real
a property contract
estate/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfnhytr0n-1226741421669
Consider all good advice before signing http://www.news.com.au/finance/reala property contract
estate/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfncq3era1226741421669?from=public_rss
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
16/10/2013
Michael Berk
Michael Vagg
Medicine
Psychiatric Health
SRC
Medicine
Olivia Dean
Medicine
Paul Gastin
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Psychiatric Health
SRC
17/10/2013
Brisbane Courier-Mail
online
pays to listen to property cops
17/10/2013
Adelaide Now online
It pays to listen to property cops
19/10/2013
Mother ALWAYS KNOWS BEST
19/10/2013
Weekend Gold Coast
Bulletin
Weekend Post
19/10/2013
19/10/2013
28/10/2013
Townsville Bulletin
Weekend Post
Portland Observer
29/10/2013
Hamilton Spectator
30/10/2013
Casterton News
01/10/2013
Good Health
01/10/2013
Good Health
Will you inherit your mother's health ?
01/10/2013
Radio Adelaide
01/10/2013
2SER FM
28/10/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Report by Emma Lancaster about a
new study finding that protein found in
the Chinese red- headed centipede
may hold the secret to treating chronic
pain: Michael Vagg, Clinical Senior
Lecturer, Deakin
Around one in five Australians will
suffer from chronic pain in their
lifetime and the impact of chronic pain
costs the country over $34 billion
annually.
Acne meds ease blues
02/10/2013
Narooma News
AFL tackling force
Four vital opinions can make or break
your buy
ALWAYS KNOWS BEST
ALWAYS KNOWS BEST
Seeing your mother-in-law is good for
you
you
you
Your genes can have as much influence
as your lifestyle on your risk of disease,
and even what age you hit menopause.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/realest
ate/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfnihpmzi-1226741421669
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/reale
state/consider-all-good-advice-beforesigning-a-property-contract/storyfni0c830-1226741421669
Penny Love
Peter Miller
Tamara May
Thomas Hammond
Psychology
Population Health
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
Psychology
Psychology
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
25/10/2013
12/10/2013
Geelong Advertiser
ABC news online
Staff health declines
'Drastic measures' flagged to curb
alcohol-fuelled violence
15/10/2013
16/10/2013
Health Canal online
Firm rules by parents can prevent
adolescent binge drinking
Firm rules by parents can prevent
adolescent binge drinking
29/10/2013
ABC Gippsland
29/10/2013
ABC Gippsland online
29/10/2013
ABC Online
17/10/2013
ABC online
Jenni Henderson interviews Peter
Miller, Associate Professor, Deakin
University about the issue of alcohol in
the community.
Alcohol a bigger problem than ice':
drugs in Gippsland
Alcohol the greater evil in the Latrobe
Valley
Autism may have many 'lost girls'
17/10/2013
ABC Goldfields online
Autism may have many 'lost girls'
10/10/2013
AAP Newswire
10/10/2013
Radio Adelaide
FED:Carers are most unhappy Aussies:
study
Pre-recorded interview with Thomas
Hammond, Researcher, Deakin
University, by Annie Hastwell,
Reporter, about carers being the most
likely to suffer from severe depression.
10/10/2013
6PR
10/10/2013
6PR
Interview with Thomas Hammond,
psychology researcher, Deakin
University, to discuss his work on the
poor wellbeing of carers.
Continuing Interview with Thomas
Hammond, psychology researcher,
Deakin University, to discuss his work
on the poor wellbeing of carers.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-1012/drastic-measures-flagged-to-curbalcohol-fuelled/5018538
http://medicalxpress.com/news/201310-firm-parents-adolescent-binge.html
http://www.healthcanal.com/substanc
e-abuse/43940-firm-rules-by-parentscan-prevent-adolescent-binge-
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/20
13/10/29/3878966.htm?site=gippsland
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/20
13/10/29/3878966.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles
/2013/10/17/3870311.htm?topic=healt
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles
/2013/10/17/3870311.htm?site=goldfie
lds
10/10/2013
10/10/2013
11/10/2013
11/10/2013
11/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
14/10/2013
10/10/2013
Tim Crowe
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
05/10/2013
2UE
Robertson says people who care for
sick and disabled family members and
friends are the most unhappy
Australians according to research from
Deakin University.
Perth Now online
Carers are most unhappy Aussies:
http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/br
study
eaking-news/carers-are-most-unhappyaussies-study/story-fnhrvfuw1226736917975
Launceston Examiner
Carers 'unhappiest Aussies'
Border Mail
Carers are most unhappy Aussies
ABC Far North
University, about mental health.
Illawarra Mercury
Carers are most unhappy Australians:
study
6minutes (Crikey health) Carers the most unhappy in Australia http://www.6minutes.com.au/news/lat
online
est-news/carers-the-most-unhappy-inaustralia
936 ABC Hobart
University, regarding the mental health
of informal carers.
2UE
A new study, being presented at the
Australian Psychological Society's
annual conference, has found carers
are among Australia's unhappiest
people, with 40% suffering severe
depression and stress.
Northern Daily Leader
09/10/2013
11/10/2013
12/10/2013
Esperance Express
Hervey Bay Observer
Whole fruit is best
MSN New Zealand online How much water should we really
drink?
14/10/2013
ninemsn.com.au
Woman says raw food diet makes her
look like a teenager
http://health.msn.co.nz/healthnews/87
37697/how-much-water-should-wereally-drink
http://food.ninemsn.com.au/healthyre
cipes/newsandfeatures/8738454/wom
an-says-raw-food-diet-makes-her-looklike-a-teenager
15/10/2013
Donnybrook Bridgetown Good news from dark sources
Mail
Faculty of Health media active academics November 2013
Interviewee
Alison Carver
School
Sciences
SRC
CPAN
Date
07/11/2013
Media outlet
The Australian
Headline/summary
Web link
UK kids top local efforts at a stroll
07/11/2013
07/11/2013
Herald Sun
702 ABC Sydney
KIDS KEPT IN A BUBBLE
Interview with Alison Carver,
Deakin University, on her research
indicating the majority of
Australian parents choose to drive
their children to primary school
rather than walk.
07/11/2013
Health Canal online
07/11/2013
ABC News online
Aussie primary kids bubble
http://www.healthcanal.com/publicwrapped tighter than UK children health-safety/44657-aussie-primary-kidsbubble-wrapped-tighter-than-ukchildren.html
Australian parents more reluctant http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11than English to allow kids to walk 07/fewer-aussie-kids-walk-to-schoolto school, study shows
than-english-study-suggests/5075590
07/11/2013
The Australian online
British kids have more freedom to http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation
walk to school than Aussies
al-affairs/policy/british-kids-have-morefreedom-to-walk-to-school-thanaussies/story-fn59nlz9-1226754533791
11/11/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Study drives walk talk Parents
found to favour car for school run
11/11/2013
Geelong Advertiser
online
Let Aussie kids walk to school
07/11/2013
Radio Australia news
online
Australian parents more reluctant http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/asia/2
than English to allow kids to walk 013-11-07/australian-parents-moreto school, study shows
reluctant-than-english-to-allow-kids-towalk-to-school-study-shows/1216370
http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/n
ews/let-aussie-kids-walk-to-school-saysdeakin-study/story-fnjuhxh01226756857485?from=geelong+advertis
er_rss
Andrew Lewis
Ann Taket
Bob Pease
Bosco Rowland
Psychology
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
Health & Social
Development
Health & Social
Development
Psychology
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
01/11/2013
Geelong Advertiser
online
Geelong's teen text troubles
02/11/2013
04/11/2013
04/11/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Geelong Advertiser
Geelong Advertiser
online
04/11/2013
Geelong Advertiser
online
Texting teens torment
Depression help plan
Study aims to address shortfalls in http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/n
children's care
ews/study-aims-to-address-shortfalls-inchildrens-care/story-fnjuhxh01226752676970
Depression help plan
ews/study-aims-to-address-shortfalls-inchildrens-care/story-fnjuhxh01226752676970?from=geelong+advertis
er_rss
22/11/2013
Geelong Independent
Call to 'man up' against assault
21/11/2013
18/11/2013
23/11/2013
Surf Coast Times
Geelong Advertiser
Geelong Advertiser
Play empowers bystanders
Step up to stop attacks
Why didn't she leave?
13/11/2013
Sydney Morning Herald Alarm over child drinking, multiple
liquor outlets
Age
Higher drink risk for children in
areas with more liquor outlets
13/11/2013
13/11/2013
3AW
Interview with Bosco Rowland,
Deakin University Ridge says there
is a report suggest there is an
increase in the number of places
selling alcohol.
ews/geelongs-teen-text-troubles-associal-media-obsession-drives-parentsup-the-wall/story-fnjuhori1226751573229?from=geelong+advertis
er_rss
13/11/2013
2GB
Interview with Bosco Rowland,
Deakin University about Deakin
University surveyed teenagers and
found a close relationship
between the number of liquor
outlets and the age at which
young people started drinking
13/11/2013
ABC News online
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-1113/takeaway-booze/5088882
http://www.smh.com.au/national/alarmover-child-drinking-multiple-liquoroutlets-20131112-2xeq0.html
Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.canberratimes.com.au/natio
liquor outlets
nal/alarm-over-child-drinking-multipleliquor-outlets-20131112-2xeq0.html
13/11/2013
The density of liquor outlets is
linked to youth drinking
Sydney Morning Herald Alarm over child drinking, multiple
online
liquor outlets
13/11/2013
13/11/2013
13/11/2013
Warrnambool Standard Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.standard.net.au/story/1904
online
liquor outlets
566/alarm-over-child-drinking-multipleliquor-outlets/?cs=12
The Courier online
Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.thecourier.com.au/story/19
liquor outlets
04566/alarm-over-child-drinkingmultiple-liquor-outlets/?cs=12
Sunraysia Daily online
Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.sunraysiadaily.com.au/story
liquor outlets
/1904566/alarm-over-child-drinkingmultiple-liquor-outlets/?cs=7
13/11/2013
13/11/2013
Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/natio
liquor outlets
nal/alarm-over-child-drinking-multipleliquor-outlets-20131112-2xeq0.html
13/11/2013
Illawara Mercury online Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/st
liquor outlets
ory/1904566/alarm-over-child-drinkingmultiple-liquor-outlets/?cs=7
13/11/2013
Examiner online
Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.examiner.com.au/story/190
liquor outlets
13/11/2013
Bendigo Advertiser
online
14/11/2013
16/11/2013
13/11/2013
13/11/2013
Younger teens more likely to use
alcohol if they live near bottle
shops
Northern Daily Leader Kids caught up in booze culture
Newcastle Herald
Liquor outlets lead kids to drink:
study
Newcastle Herald online Alarm over child drinking, multiple
liquor outlets
14/11/2013
Illawara Mercury online Alarm over child drinking
13/11/2013
666 ABC Canberra
Daryl Pedler
Medicine
01/11/2013
ABc news online
Fiona Andrews
Health & Social
Development
28/11/2013
Herald Sun
Gary Sacks
Health & Social
Development
01/11/2013
ABC North West WA
14/11/2013
The Conversation
Population
Health
Alarm over child drinking, multiple http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/s
liquor outlets
tory/1904566/alarm-over-child-drinkingmultiple-liquor-outlets/?cs=12
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-11younger-teens-alcohol-bottle.html
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/190
http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/st
ory/1908130/alarm-over-childdrinking/?src=rss
Australian researchers say they
have found a clear link between
the level of underage drinking and
the number of takeaway alcohol
shop nearby.
Call for better distribution of
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11doctors in regional areas
01/call-for-better-distribution-of-doctorsin/5063228
CITY DWELLERS ENJOY HEALTHY
INNER GLOW CITY DWELLERS
ENJOY HEALTHY INNER GLOW
Interview with Gary Sacks, Deakin
University. Nicholls says a study
published in the British Medical
Journal says a tax on soft drinks
could cut the number of obese
adults in the UK by 180,000.
US set to restrict trans fats, but
should Australia follow?
http://theconversation.com/us-set-torestrict-trans-fats-but-should-australiafollow-20127
26/11/2013
891 ABC Adelaide
Interview with Dr Gary Sacks,
WHO Collaborating Centre for
Obesity Prevention, Deakin
University, about trans fats with
the US Food and Drug
Administration trying to remove
them: Sacks explains what
28/11/2013
666 ABC Canberra
Interview with Gary Sacks, Deakin
University, and Jane Martin,
Obesity Policy Coalition, on the
right measures to take against the
obesity crisis in Australia
28/11/2013
Fat chance of beating obesity
without 'strict' food labelling
29/11/2013
Canberra Times
29/11/2013
without ‘strict' food labelling
Sydney Morning Herald Fat chance of beating obesity
online
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/natio
nal/fat-chance-of-beating-obesitywithout-strict-food-labelling-201311282yehd.html
http://www.smh.com.au/national/fatchance-of-beating-obesity-without-strictfood-labelling-201311282yehd.html#ixzz2pxBBpNC8
29/11/2013
Central Midlands and
Coastal Advocate online without 'strict' food labelling
http://www.centraladvocate.com.au/sto
ry/1940526/fat-chance-of-beatingobesity-without-strict-food-labelling/
29/11/2013
Midland Xpress online
http://www.elliottmidnews.com.au/stor
y/1940526/fat-chance-of-beating-obesitywithout-strict-food-labelling/
29/11/2013
The Courier online
http://www.thecourier.com.au/story/19
40526/fat-chance-of-beating-obesitywithout-strict-food-labelling/?cs=7
29/11/2013
Beindgo Advertiser
online
http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/s
tory/1940526/fat-chance-of-beatingobesity-without-strict-foodlabelling/?cs=7
Gery Karantzas
Psychology
Jan Garrard
Psychology
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
29/11/2013
Illawara Mercury online Fat chance of beating obesity
29/11/2013
Warrnambool Standard Fat chance of beating obesity
online
29/11/2013
WA Today online
13/11/2013
ABC Goulburn Murray
14/11/2013
666 ABC Canberra
Interview with Gery Karantzas,
School of Psychology, Deakin
University about how people react
to meeting people they are
attracted to.
Twice as many cyclists have died
on New South Wales roads in
2013 compared to last year, and
nationally there has been a 39%
jump in the number of bike riders
killed this year.
14/11/2013
ABC news online
Spike in NSW cyclist deaths
prompts call for more training,
awareness
14/11/2013
NSW cyclist deaths double in 2013 http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/201
3/s3890562.htm
Cutting strip funding may lead to
confusion
Dabigatran bleeding data
encouraging
Ballarat underage drinking highest http://www.thecourier.com.au/story/18
in state, figures show
86327/ballarat-underage-drinkinghighest-in-state-figures-show/?cs=12
A Deakin University study has
found children who live near
bottle shops are more likely to
drink than their peers.
Jane Speight
Psychology
15/11/2013
Radio National AM
online
Medical Observer
John Amerena
Medicine
29/11/2013
Medical Observer
John Toumbourou
Psychology
05/11/2013
Courier Mail online
13/11/2013
ABC Darwin
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/st
ory/1940526/fat-chance-of-beatingobesity-without-strict-foodlabelling/?cs=7
526/fat-chance-of-beating-obesitywithout-strict-food-labelling/?cs=7
http://www.watoday.com.au/nat
ional/fat-chance-of-beatingobesity-without-strict-foodlabelling-20131128-2yehd.html
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-1114/spike-in-nsw-cyclist-deaths-promptscall-for-more-training/5090986
13/11/2013
ABC North West WA
Interview with Professor John
Toumbourou, Deakin University.
Nicholls says that researchers
have discovered that the number
of bottle shops in an area
correlates with problems with
underage drinking.
13/11/2013
ABC North Coast NSW
13/11/2013
ABC Darwin
13/11/2013
ABC Wide Bay
13/11/2013
ABC Coffs Coast
13/11/2013
Triple J
13/11/2013
720 ABC Perth
14/11/2013
GWN7
Deakin University surveyed 10,000
teenagers and found a close
relationship between the number
of liquor outlets and the age at
which young people started
drinking.
A new Deakin University study has
found young people who live near
drink.
found children who live near
drink than their peers.
A new study has found that rural
teenagers are more likely to drink
alcohol than their urban
counterparts.
New Deakin University research
has confirmed young people are
more likely to drink alcohol if they
live near a number of bottle
shops.
New research from Deakin
University shows young people
are more likely to drink alcohol if
they live near a number of bottle
shops.
New research has shown that the
number of bottle shops in an area
is correlated to the incidence of
teen drinking.
John Toumbourou and
Bosco Rowland
Mardie Townsend
Mardie Townsend
Mark Lawrence
Maxine Duke
Michael Vagg
Peter Miller
Psychology
Health & Social
Development
Health & Social
Development
Sciences
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
Channel 7 (nationally)
20/11/2013
Today Tonight online
27/11/2013
The Conversation
13/11/2013
01/11/2013
Radio National AM
online
Australian House And
Garden
Australian Women's
Health
Choice
28/11/2013
SBS Ethnic Radio
01/11/2013
01/11/2013
Population
Health
Nursing and Midwifery
Medicine
Psychology
20/11/2013
01/11/2013
16/11/2013
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
Alcohol and binge drinking is to
blame for the death of one in
eight Australians under the age of
25.
Generation 'out of control'
http://au.news.yahoo.com/todaytonight/lifestyle/article//19931050/generation-out-of-control/
Schoolies week: bad for the body, http://theconversation.com/schooliesweek-bad-for-the-body-bad-for-the-brainbad for the brain
20652
Takeaway alcohol shops linked to http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/201
teen drinking
3/s3889712.htm
NATURE'S GIFT
CALL THE OF WILD
Trick or treat?
Report on world hunger. In 2013,
world hunger is still a major issue,
with the UN World Food Program
saying one in eight people are
malnourished.
Campus Review
SOMETHING'S NOT WORKING
Otago Daily Times online How do you choose over-thehttp://www.odt.co.nz/lifestyle/healthcounter painkillers?
fitness/news-features/281571/how-doyou-choose-over-counter-painkillers
17/11/2013
4BC
05/11/2013
Yahoo news New
Zealand
05/11/2013
Yahoo news online
Interview with Dr Michael Vagg
from Deakin University to talk
about pain medication.
Shorter trading hours 'key to
reducing alcohol harm'
Shorter trading hours 'key to
reducing alcohol harm'
http://nz.sports.yahoo.com/news/shorte
r-trading-hours-key-reducing-032625999-spt.html
http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/19687620/
shorter-trading-hours-key-to-reducingalcohol-harm/
07/11/2013
ONE
Associate Professor Peter Miller of
Deakin University, an alcohol
researcher who has also worked
as a bouncer in nightclubs for 12
years, believes that the solution to
alcohol-related harm is to
reducing trading hours
07/11/2013
Newstalk ZB
(Christchurch)
Deakin University professor Peter
Miller says reduced alcohol
trading hours will significantly
impact New Zealand's binge
drinking culture.
07/11/2013
Newstalk ZB
(Christchurch)
07/11/2013
07/11/2013
Deakin University professor Peter
Miller claims Christchurch's
current alcohol education in effort
to reduce binge drinking is
ineffective.
Newstalk ZB (Auckland) Authorities in Christchurch are
being advised that initiatives to
educate against the dangers of
binge drinking do not work.
CTV
An alcohol symposium was held
today in an effort to seek solutions
to reducing alcohol-related harm.
18/11/2013
WIN Bendigo
18/11/2013
WIN Mildura
Regional Victoria's front line
emergency services say they are
dealing with an increasing rate of
cases involving
methamphetamines.
Regional Victoria's front line
dealing with an increasing rate of
cases involving
methamphetamines.
Rachel Carey
18/11/2013
WIN Albury
18/11/2013
WIN Ballarat
18/11/2013
WIN Gippsland
Front line emergency service
workers says they are dealing with
increasing cases of violence and
anti social behaviour due to the
use of methamphetamines.
19/11/2013
WIN Shepparton
07/12/2013
Voxy New Zealand
online
02/11/2013
774 ABC Melbourne
19/11/2013
Radio National Bush
Telegraph online
Regional Victoria's frontline
emergency services say they're
dealing with increasing cases of
violence and anti-social behaviour,
stemming from the use of
methamphetamines.
Evidence to support restrictions
http://www.voxy.co.nz/national/evidenc
on liquor outlets to be presented e-support-restrictions-liquor-outlets-bepresented/5/173140
Interview with Dr Rachel Carey
about sustainable food.
Theatre confronting family
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/pr
violence
ograms/bushtelegraph/you-theman/5101514
Innovative project aims to
http://blogs.crikey.com.au/croakey/2013
improve health literacy
/11/25/innovative-project-aims-toimprove-health-literacy/
BUILT FOR STRENGTH
Health & Social
Development
Nursing and Midwifery
Population
Health
Richard Osborne
Health & Social
Development
Population
Health
25/11/2013
Crikey online
Rob Daly
Sciences
Psychology
CPAN
01/11/2013
Shape Magazine
Mental Health
and Wellbeing
03/11/2013
Sunday Telegraph
Renee Fiolet
Thomas Hammond
Regional Victoria's frontline
violence and anti-social behavior,
resulting from the use of
methamphetamines.
Western Victoria's frontline
emergency services say they're
violence and anti-social behaviour
due to methamphetamines use.
Counting the cost of caring too
much
Tim Crowe
Sciences
03/11/2013
Counting the cost of caring too
much
12/11/2013
2SER FM
Interview with Tim Crowe,
associate professor in nutrition,
Deakin University. Are juices good
for you or is it another source of
empty calories?
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news
/opinion/counting-the-cost-of-caring-toomuch/story-fni0cwl5-1226751757283
Faculty of Health media active academics December 2014
Interviewee
Alan Pearce
School
Psychology
SRC
Date
16/12/2013
Media outlet
SYN FM
Headline
Web link
Interview with Dr Alan Pearce,
neuroscientist with Deakin
University's School of Psychology
and a leading researcher of a
study. Compere says Deakin
University has released an
Australian first study on impact of
sports concussion
16/12/2013
Sydney Morning Herald online
16/12/2013
16/12/2013
WA Today online
16/12/2013
The Age online
16/12/2013
16/12/2013
Adelaide Now online
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.smh.com.au/afl/aflas NFL, study finds
news/impact-of-head-blows-in-aflsame-as-nfl-study-finds-201312162zhdj.html
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/a
as NFL, study finds
fl/afl-news/impact-of-head-blows-inafl-same-as-nfl-study-finds-201312162zhdj.html
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.watoday.com.au/afl/aflas NFL, study finds
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.theage.com.au/afl/aflas NFL, study finds
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.canberratimes.com.au/a
as NFL, study finds
fl/afl-news/impact-of-head-blows-inafl-same-as-nfl-study-finds-201312162zhdj.html
Footy knocks bad for the brain
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/ne
ws/national/afl-players-can-sufferserious-longterm-impact-fromonfield-concussions-new-researchshows/story-fnii5smq1226784475895
16/12/2013
Tasmania Mercury online
16/12/2013
Cairns Post online
16/12/2013
Geelong Advertiser online
17/12/2013
Triple M
17/12/2013
Hot Tomato
17/12/2013
774 ABC Melbourne
17/12/2013
666 ABC Canberra
Dr Alan Pearce, Deakin University
says former AFL players who have
suffered concussion have
abnormal changes in brain
activity.
Sport Report: AFL - Dr Alan
Pearce, Deakin University is
calling on clubs to have a
mandatory period of rest after
players suffer a serious head
knock.
found concussion suffered during
sport has a long term impact on
the brain.
A study of former Australian Rules
footballers by Deakin University
researchers has drawn a link
between concussions on the field
and brain damage.
http://www.themercury.com.au/new
s/national/afl-players-can-sufferserious-longterm-impact-fromonfield-concussions-new-researchshows/story-fnj3ty2c1226784475895
http://www.cairnspost.com.au/news
/national/afl-players-can-sufferserious-longterm-impact-fromonfield-concussions-new-researchshows/story-fnjbnxui1226784475895
http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.a
u/news/national/afl-players-cansuffer-serious-longterm-impact-fromonfield-concussions-new-researchshows/story-fnjbnxuh1226784475895
17/12/2013
3AW
found there are long-term effects
for footballers who suffer
concussion, such as loss of motor
skills and reduced reaction times.
17/12/2013
612 ABC Brisbane
sport has a long term impact on
the brain. Spokesman Dr Alan
Pearce says sports administrators
need to take notice.
17/12/2013
6PR
17/12/2013
HO FM
17/12/2013
5AA
Deakin University neuro-scientist,
Dr Alan Pearce has called for
football clubs to implement
mandatory rest periods for
players who suffer serious knocks
to the head. He says even at the
amateur level
Dr. Alan Pearce, Deakin University
is calling on all AFL clubs to
implement a mandatory rest
period after players suffer a
serious knock.
found there are long-term effects
for footballers who suffer
concussion, such as loss of motor
skills and reduced reaction times.
17/12/2013
SEN
Interview with Alan Pearce,
Deakin University, to discuss
recent studies into the long term
effects of concussion amongst
AFL footballers.
17/12/2013
FOX FM
Former AFL players who suffered
concussion during their playing
time have been found to have
abnormal changes in brain
function. Dr Alan Pearce, Deakin
University, says concussion has
long-term negati
17/12/2013
Radio National
Tom Nightingale report about
calls for tougher restrictions on
injured athletes as new research
links concussions from contact
sports with brain damage.
17/12/2013
ABC NewsRadio
Tom Nightingale report about
calls for tougher restrictions on
injured athletes as new research
links concussions from contact
sports with brain damage.
17/12/2013
720 ABC Perth
Interview with Dr Peter Larkins,
Sports and Exercise Physician.
Darmody discusses research
which proves that multiple
concussions lead to changes in
brain health in Australian
footballers. She plays
17/12/2013
17/12/2013
17/12/2013
Herald Sun
Age
Adelaide Advertiser
Player danger
AFL head blows 'same as NFL'
Players warned on brain dangers
17/12/2013
7LA
Dr. Alan Pearce, Deakin University
is calling on all AFL clubs to
implement a mandatory rest
period after players suffer a
serious knock.
17/12/2013
666 ABC Canberra
sport has a long-term impact on
the brain. The university tested
40 retired AFL players and found
they had abnormal changes in
brain function
17/12/2013
The Transcontinental Port
Augusta online
AFL head blows same as NFL:
study
17/12/2013
AFL news online
17/12/2013
news.com.au
17/12/2013
Newcastle Herald online
17/12/2013
ABC AM online
Study links AFL and brain damage http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/
2013/s3912791.htm
17/12/2013
The Guardian online
Concussion study finds problem
for all footballers, not just elite
players
http://www.theguardian.com/societ
y/2013/dec/17/concussion-studyfinds-risk-all-players
17/12/2013
Sports Business Daily online
League Notes: Study Shows
Impact Of AFL Head Blows Same
As NFL
https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.co
m/Global/Issues/2013/12/17/League
s-and-Governing-Bodies/Notes.aspx
http://www.transcontinental.com.au
/story/1976732/afl-head-blows-sameas-nfl-study/
Make concussion rest mandatory, http://www.afl.com.au/news/2013study says
12-17/rest-the-concussed-study
AFL players can suffer serious
http://www.news.com.au/national/v
long-term impact from on-field
ictoria/afl-players-can-suffer-seriousconcussions, new research shows longterm-impact-from-onfieldconcussions-new-researchshows/story-fnii5sms1226784475895
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.theherald.com.au/story/
as NFL
1976732/afl-head-blows-same-as-nflstudy/
17/12/2013
ABC World Today online
Concussion researcher calls for
codes to force players to sit out
games
17/12/2013
Illawarra Mercury online
17/12/2013
17/12/2013
Perth Now online
17/12/2013
SEN SportSENtral online
Impact of head blows in AFL same http://www.illawarramercury.com.a
as NFL
u/story/1976732/afl-head-blowssame-as-nfl-study/?cs=12
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/n
ews/afl-players-can-suffer-seriousconcussions, new research shows longterm-impact-from-onfieldconcussions-new-researchshows/story-fnii5smt1226784475895
http://www.perthnow.com.au/news
/afl-players-can-suffer-seriousconcussions, new research shows longterm-impact-from-onfieldconcussions-new-researchshows/story-fnii5smr1226784475895
Dr Alan Pearce talks concussion http://www.sen.com.au/displayMorning Glory
article-2013/Dr-Alan-Pearce-talksconcussion-Morning-Glory/63007
17/12/2013
Herald Sun online
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news
/victoria/afl-players-can-sufferconcussions, new research shows serious-longterm-impact-fromonfield-concussions-new-researchshows/story-fni0fit3-1226784475895
17/12/2013
ABC Online
18/12/2013
Star Community online
Concussion researcher calls for
codes to force players to sit out
games
Geelong researcher confirms
fears for ex-players/Footy linked
to brain damage
20/12/2013
22/12/2013
Geelong Independent
Footy linked to brain damage
Aloisi's vision sees West soar back
to top flight and beyond
http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/
content/2013/s3912962.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/
content/2013/s3912962.htm
http://bellarine.starcommunity.com.
au/indy/2013-12-17/geelongresearcher-confirms-fears-for-explayersfooty-linked-to-braindamage/
Alison Kennedy
Medicine
National Centre for
Farmer Health
27/12/2013
Virtual Medical Centre online
Sport’s concussion has long term http://www.virtualmedicalcentre.co
impact on the brain
m/news/sports-concussion-has-longterm-impact-on-the-brain/18907
17/12/2013
3AW
Dr Alan Pearce, Deakin University
is calling for mandatory periods of
rest after players sustain a serious
knock to the head.
09/12/2013
Country News insert
Grief stories study
11/12/2013
18/12/2013
Cobram Courier
West Wimmera Advocate
04/12/2013
3WM
Research into bereavement
Volunteers needed Research into
farming families affected by a
traumatic death
Interview with Alison Kennedy,
PhD Candidate. The National
Centre for Farmer Health,
together with the University of
New England, is conducting
research into the impact suicide
and accidental death has on
farmers
Busting out the latest beer belly http://www.freenewspos.com/news/
remedies and research
article/e/289028/today/busting-outthe-latest-beer-belly-remedies-andresearch
Interview with Brad Aisbett from
Deakin University to talk about
bushfire safety.
In search of a Pozible cure
Medical science student's cure
campaign
959324/medical-science-studentscure-campaign/?cs=72
Researchers have turned to
tropical freshwater zebrafish to
tackle muscular dystrophy and
are turning to crowd source
funding to help with funding the
program.
Anne Turner
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
CPAN
09/12/2013
Free News online
Braid Aisbett
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
CPAN
10/12/2013
2SER FM
Dan McCulloch
Medicine
09/12/2013
09/12/2013
Warrnambool Standard
Warrnambool Standard online
20/12/2013
ABC1 (nationally)
Medicine
20/12/2013
ABC News 24 (nationally)
20/12/2013
ABC news online
02/12/2013
ABC South East SA
01/12/2013
Mivision
Researchers have turned to
tropical freshwater zebrafish to
tackle muscular dystrophy.
Tropical zebrafish used to test in
Duchenne muscular dystrophy
treatment
http://www.abc.net.au/news/201312-20/tropical-fish-used-in-musculardystrophy-treatment/5170536
Gary Sacks
Health & Social
Development
Harrison
Weisinger
Jenny Gianoudis
Medicine
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
CPAN
18/12/2013
The Almagest online
Exercise program gives older
people the power to prevent
osteoporosis
Jo Salmon
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
CPAN
10/12/2013
3AW
John Toumbourou Psychology
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
20/12/2013
The Almagest online
Julie Pasco
Psychiatric Health SRC 18/12/2013
Interview with Prof Jo Salmon,
Deakin University James says
Mont Albert Primary School has
the world's first standing
classroom.
Firm rules by parents can prevent http://www.thealmagest.com/firmadolescent binge drinking
rules-parents-can-preventadolescent-binge-drinking/7656
Man power lost as obesity grows, http://medicalxpress.com/news/201
study finds
3-12-power-lost-obesity.html
Geelong men weak and fat
Weighty men lose muscle, bone http://www.sciencealert.com.au/ne
ws/20131812-25114.html
Geelong men 'becoming weaker
as they grow fatter'
Obesity Causes Bone And Muscle http://www.asianscientist.com/healt
h-medicine/obesity-bone-muscle-lossLoss In Men, Study
men-2013/
Weighty Men Lose Muscle, Bone, http://www.biospace.com/news_sto
Deakin University Study
ry.aspx?StoryID=319519&full=1
Medicine
Population Health
19/12/2013
19/12/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Science Alert online
20/12/2013
Geelong Independent
26/12/2013
Asian Scientist online
30/12/2013
Biospace online
Interview with Dr Gary Sacks,
World Health Organisations
Collaborating Centre for Obesity
Prevention, Deakin University
about transfats.
Deakin's New Training Centre
http://www.thealmagest.com/exerci
se-program-gives-older-peoplepower-prevent-osteoporosis/7460
Kevin Murfitt
Health & Social
Development
Kylie Ball
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
CPAN
Lana Williams
Medicine
Psychiatric Health SRC 20/12/2013
Lina Ricciardelli
Psychology
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
Lukar Thornton
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Mardie Townsend Health & Social
Development
Psychology
Marita McCabe
CPAN
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
24/12/2013
Radio Australia online
Giving children with disability in
the Pacific a voice
http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/int
ernational/radio/program/asiapacific/giving-children-with-disabilityin-the-pacific-a-voice/1238896
13/12/2013
The Conversation
Geelong Advertiser
The ACT’s food environment plan http://theconversation.com/the-actsis good – here’s why
food-environment-plan-is-goodheres-why-20344
Driven to make a difference
08/12/2013
Sun Herald
Lifestyles of the rich and anxious
08/12/2013
Daily Life online
Young, rich people have higher
rates of depression and anxiety,
says study
08/12/2013
Children of affluent people more http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/n
likely to suffer psychologicial
ational/children-of-affluent-peopleproblems
more-likely-to-suffer-psychologicialproblems-20131207-2yyb2.html
08/12/2013
Newcastle Herald online
Young, rich people have higher
rates of depression and anxiety,
says study
08/12/2013
WA Today online
06/12/2013
ABC Science online
13/12/2013
The Conversation
01/12/2013
INTHEBLACK
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articl
es/2013/12/06/3906611.htm?topic=
health
The ACT’s food environment plan http://theconversation.com/the-actsis good – here’s why
food-environment-plan-is-goodheres-why-20344
WINDING UP TO WIND DOWN
08/12/2013
Sunday Herald Sun
THE POWER OF RED
http://www.dailylife.com.au/nationa
l/young-rich-people-have-higherrates-of-depression-and-anxiety-saysstudy-20131207-2yy6t.html
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/
1958263/young-rich-people-havehigher-rates-of-depression-andanxiety-says-study/?cs=7
Children of affluent people more http://www.watoday.com.au/nation
likely to suffer psychologicial
al/children-of-affluent-people-moreproblems
likely-to-suffer-psychologicialproblems-20131207-2yyb2.html0
Healthy food options 'only add a
dollar fifty a day'
Matt Dunn
Health & Social
Development
Megan Teychenne Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Melissa Weinberg Psychology
Michael Vagg
Paul Bennet
Medicine
Nursing and
Midwifery
CPAN
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
08/12/2013
08/12/2013
08/12/2013
08/12/2013
08/12/2013
08/12/2013
17/12/2013
Sunday Telegraph
Sunday Territorian
Sunday Tasmanian
Sunday Times
The Conversation
THE POWER OF RED
THE POWER OF RED
The Power of Red
THE POWER OF RED
THE POWER OF RED
THE POWER OF RED
Clean syringe programs must also http://theconversation.com/cleansyringe-programs-must-also-cater-forcater for steroid users
steroid-users-21012
Call for bodybuilder syringes
http://bellarine.starcommunity.com.
au/indy/2013-12-27/call-forbodybuilder-syringes/
Call for bodybuilder syringes
Nonexercise physical activity
reduces cardiovascular risk
Mum's the word for making
hubby happy
10 Food, Health And Diet Myths www.businessinsider.com.au/10Which Refuse To Die
food-health-and-diet-myths-whichrefuse-to-die-2013-12
Interview with Michael Vagg from
Deakin University to discuss the
23andMe genetic test. Vagg says
the FDA, the American equivalent
to the TGA, was concerned with
the test as it made a number of
unveri
27/12/2013
Bellarine Independent online
27/12/2013
01/12/2013
Geelong Independent
Medicine Today
06/12/2013
Fraser Coast Chronicle
04/12/2013
Business Insider online
08/12/2013
4BC
17/12/2013
The Age online
Laughter yoga best medicine
16/12/2013
Bendigo Advertiser online
Laughter yoga the best medicine http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.a
at Moorabbin
u/story/1976205/laughter-yoga-thebest-medicine-at-moorabbin/?cs=12
17/12/2013
The Courier online
Laughter yoga the best medicine http://www.thecourier.com.au/story
at Moorabbin
/1976205/laughter-yoga-the-bestmedicine-at-moorabbin/
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/l
aughter-yoga-the-best-medicine-atmoorabbin-20131216-2zh02.html
Peter Enticott,
Psychology
Peter Miller
Psychology
Rachel Carey
Health & Social
Development
Mental Health and
Wellbeing
Population Health
17/12/2013
Laughter yoga the best medicine http://www.standard.net.au/story/1
at Moorabbin
976205/laughter-yoga-the-bestmedicine-at-moorabbin/?cs=12
Dialysis is no laughing matter;
http://medicalxpress.com/news/201
however researchers are now
3-12-dialysis.html
asking if it should be
Dialysis is no laughing matter;
http://www.healthcanal.com/kidney
s-urinary-system/46024-dialysis-is-nohowever researchers are now
asking if it should be
laughing-matter-howeverresearchers-are-now-asking-if-itshould-be.html
Is kidney dialysis a laughing
http://www.medicalsearch.com.au/Ismatter?
kidney-dialysis-a-laughingmatter/f/13734
Laughter yoga best medicine
Love hormone oxytocin makes
http://www.health.ninemsn.com.au/
kids with autism more social:
family/8765771/love-hormonestudy
oxytocin-makes-kids-with-autismmore-social-study
'Pre-Gaming' Linked To High-Risk http://www.medicaldaily.com/preBehavior In Young Adults: Why
gaming-linked-high-risk-behaviorDrinking Before Hitting The Bar
young-adults-why-drinking-hittingCould Be Dangerous
bar-could-be-dangerous-264220
18/12/2013
18/12/2013
Health Canal online
27/12/2013
Medical Search online
17/12/2013
04/12/2013
Age
ninemsn.com.au
03/12/2013
Medical Daily online
26/12/2013
SBS online
Comment: We drink in the town
and country, but who drinks
more?
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article
/2013/12/26/comment-we-drinktown-and-country-who-drinks-more
26/12/2013
The Conversation
We drink in the town and
country, but who drinks more?
http://theconversation.com/wedrink-in-the-town-and-country-butwho-drinks-more-9957
30/12/2013
04/12/2013
Ballarat Courier
Wyndham Weekly
Alcohol: a changing view
FOOD BOWL BEING RAIDED
04/12/2013
Weekly Times
04/12/2013
Wyndham Weekly online
Sprouts about as vegie edge
eroded
Werribee South market gardens
part of key study
http://www.wyndhamweekly.
com.au/story/1793499/werrib
ee-south-market-gardenspart-of-key-study/
Renee Fiolet
Nursing and
Midwifery
Rhonda Brown
Nursing and
Midwifery
Russell Keast
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Sharleen O'Reilly
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Stuart Smith
Exercise and
Nutrition Sciences
Sue Brumby
Medicine
10/12/2013
Melton Weekly
10/12/2013
Melton Weekly online
20/12/2013
04/12/2013
Geelong Independent
Jobs in food to 'boom'
Warrnambool workshop drives
changing attitudes towards
women
12/12/2013
JOY 94.9 FM
Interview with Dr Rhonda Brown
from the School of Nursing and
Midwifery, Deakin University, to
talk about smoking amongst the
gay community.
CPAN
03/12/2013
Age
The pudding panel has spoken
CPAN
03/12/2013
Sydney Morning Herald
The pudding CP panel has spoken
CPAN
10/12/2013
ABC Gippsland
Interview with Dr Sharleen
O'Reilly, Deakin University.
Foenander says Baw Baw Shire
Council is going to partner with
Central West Gippsland Primary
Care Partnership and other local
health and well-being providers
05/12/2013
ABC Melbourne Webcast
Interview with Stuart Smith, Food
Safety Senior Lecturer at Deakin
University, about use by dates on
food products. Smith says the
food industry uses these dates to
cover themselves legally.
14/12/2013
Hamilton Spectator
Renewed hopes for farmer health
centre
National Centre for
Farmer Health
Farm study a first step in keeping
the food bowl filled
Bacchus Marsh farm study a first http://www.meltonweekly.com.au/st
step in keeping food bowl filled
ory/1793729/bacchus-marsh-farmstudy-a-first-step-in-keeping-foodbowl-filled/?nav=Y2F0X2lkLzE1
949063/warrnambool-workshopdrives-changing-attitudes-towardswomen/?cs=383
Tim Baker
Tim Crowe
Medicine
Centre for Rural
Emergency Medicine
14/12/2013
Warrnambool Standard
Hospital's snake bite advice
03/02/2013
ABC Health online
10/12/2013
98.5 Sonshine FM
Can you overdose on vitamin and http://www.abc.net.au/health/talkin
mineral supplements?
ghealth/factbuster/stories/2013/12/
03/3903806.htm
Obesity experts are excited by a
Melbourne's school trial of the
world first standing classroom. So
far most children are choosing to
stand.
10/12/2013
98.5 Sonshine FM
A Melbourne primary school has
decided to trial the world's first
standing only classroom.
10/12/2013
HEART FM
Health experts are praising
Melbourne's first standing only
primary school classroom.
Obesity Expert Professor Tim
Crowe from Deakin University
says standing is better.
10/12/2013
C FM Toowoomba
Health experts are praising
Melbourne's first standing only
primary school classroom.
Obesity Expert Professor Tim
Crowe from Deakin University
says standing is better for people.
16/12/2013
702 ABC Sydney
17/12/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Interview with Associate
Professor Tim Crowe of Deakin
University about the suggested
eight glasses of water per day.
Crowe confirms that the eight
glasses is a myth
Humble beetroot takes a lot of
beating
Yann Gibert
Medicine
18/12/2013
ninemsn.com.au
Vitamin pills offer no benefits and http://food.ninemsn.com.au/healthy
are a waste of money: study
recipes/newsandfeatures/8773122/vi
tamin-pills-offer-no-benefits-and-area-waste-of-money-study
03/12/2013
K-ROCK FM
Dr Yann Gibert, a Geelong
researcher at Deakin University, is
hoping his work on the plastic
compound used to make food
and drink containers will see it
banned in Australia.
03/12/2013
BAY FM
03/12/2013
Geelong Advertiser
Dr Yann Gibert, Deakin University,
is hoping his work on a
controversial plastic compound
used for food and drink
containers will finally see it
banned in Australia.
Plastic link to obesity

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