Across media and politics, claims of a “masculinity crisis” are rising. But is this new or just history repeating? A deeper look at boys, men, and cultural change.
Australians are outdone by Americans and Brits, both in how often they swear, and in how many users swear online.
Once a neutral term for romantic exclusion, it’s evolved into a symbol of male alienation and online radicalisation that masks a broader mental health crisis among young men.
Prosecutors in the United Kingdom have charged Tate, and his brother, with 21 sex offences. It’s likely to increase loyalty among his millions of followers.
Polycystic ovary syndrome affects one in eight women worldwide, but experts say the name misrepresents the condition — a name change could improve awareness and treatment.
A new review looks at the safety and effectiveness of mouth taping during sleep for conditions such as sleep apnoea. The news isn’t so good.
There are tell-tale clues to help you work out what just blazed overhead.
Barbie has evolved over time. But a new study shows she isn’t ready to ditch the high heels just yet.
High-quality data is crucial for healthcare research and decision-making, so when facing the threat of bots, prevention is the best medicine.
Modern politics tends to attract certain masculinity types. They are on show again in the 2025 federal election.
Why an influencer’s wombat video is a symptom of a larger social media problem.
Andrew Tate's arrival in the US highlights the broader appeal of the manosphere beyond economic hardship, and why it's crucial to confront extremist sexism head-on.
Universities worldwide face the challenges of the current geopolitical landscape, addressing the impact of Trump 2.0, the importance of upholding academic values, and the need for solidarity and transparency within the academic community.
If the Australian Rugby League Commission allocates resources effectively, the NRLW has the potential to thrive as a major sport in Australia.
As we grapple with online dangers such as cyberbullying, pornography addiction, harassment, and scams, a new and deeply unsettling threat has emerged – deepfake technology.
Disinformation has grown to pandemic proportions, driven by digital networks and social media. Understanding its mechanics, from cognitive biases to advanced digital technologies, is crucial in combatting its global impact.
Generative AI is transforming the creative process, becoming a collaborator rather than a replacement for human creativity. Its impact spans various industries, from advertising to education, while raising important ethical considerations.
Clinical guidelines in Australia too often do not incorporate sex and (especially) gender into healthcare, with only 5% defining the terms “sex” and “gender“.
Major social media platforms have decided to leave the job of fact-checking to their platforms’ users. Research suggests they may not be up to the challenge.
Disaster resilience research highlights the importance of social dynamics, equity, and the “butterfly effect” in fostering community recovery and resilience after wildfires.
Using the term “toxic masculinity” doesn’t push boys and men towards Andrew Tate. The real appeal is Tate’s weaponisation of patriarchy and economic hardship.
In Fiji, a surge in international aid has both supported and complicated local feminist efforts to address gender-based violence.
Listening to young people, not banning them from social media, is critical if we’re to effectively address the rise of deepfakes, and the spread of misogyny in high schools.
In the podcast’s season finale, learn how we're making progress, challenging harmful systems, and creating real solutions in the push to eliminate gender-based violence.
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