Analysts predict a modest improvement in Australia’s economy, with a 0.3% expansion expected in the September quarter, up from 0.2% in June. Despite weak GDP readings, a slight return to health is anticipated, supported by strong government spending and easing inflation. While some economists forecast a rate cut in February, others believe the economy’s strengthening growth may delay any monetary easing.
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Breaking down period stigma in remote communities
Researchers have developed a teaching guide on menstrual health for remote Indigenous communities to break down stigma, led by University of Queensland's Minnie King and Nina Lansbury. The guide includes interactive resources and aims to improve health literacy and advocate for dignity and support mechanisms. The project has already sparked positive shifts in attitudes, promoting conversations around menstrual health and providing inclusive education for all students. Full Article
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