Many non-heterosexual seniors in aged care services are going back in the closet after being shunned by their carers, new research has found.

An Australian study has revealed that both law students and practitioners experience psychological distress at up to three times the expected rates.

Suicide is the leading cause of injury-related death in rural India, followed by falls and traffic accidents, new research has revealed.

More than 10,000 babies are born with a little help from fertility treatments in Australian and New Zealand each year, according to a new report.

A study has found that people make strong judgements about your level of happiness based on the picture you've chosen for your web page.

Falls are the leading cause of traumatic head injury in Australia, followed by transport accidents and assault, a new study has revealed.

A six year study has found that, despite popular opinion, over the past 30 years New Zealand political parties have kept at least half of their pre-election promises.

Researchers have found that umpires tend to deal with abuse by interpreting it differently to other people – and getting together with fellow umpires seems to help.

A study has linked positive workplace humour with job satisfaction – which, in other research, has been associated with better performance.

A study has found that modern children are thinking about body image from an early age – boys and girls were worried about their bodies as young as four.

A study has found that gender influences which way people appear to be walking – if all you can see of the people is a motion-captured model of their walk.

Research has found that women in casual and contract positions are up to ten times more likely to experience sexual harassment than those employed full time.

HIV rates in Australia have risen by almost fifty percent over the past eight years, with one in ten infections originally diagnosed overseas, new research has found.

As Australia's drought continues, a new tool that detects heavy metals in water could lead to safer use of ground and recycled water.

Children are subjected to more than three unhealthy food advertisements for every hour of tv they watch, a much larger amount than adults, research has found.