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Complex insurance policies a leading factor in underinsurance of flood-prone homes

A new study has revealed Australia’s highly complex insurance landscape is a major factor in the underinsurance of homes in flood zones, rather than owner’s complacency. Researchers of the study investigated over 600 households across Melbourne’s flood-prone areas to understand how people make decisions over flood insurance. Image: Image Credit: Helena Jankovičová Kováčová / Pexels …

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New report explores first year burnout of Graduate Nurses

A new study is urging improved support for Australian graduate nurses working in the health sector. Many graduate registered nurses experience emotional burnout in their first year of practice. By 2035, nurse numbers in Australia are expected to be short around 80,000. Image: Image Credit: Vidal Baliolo Jr / Pexels Produced By: Toni Pankaluic Featured …

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Nearly six million Australians face digital exclusion

Nearly six million Australians are being left behind by the country’s rapid shift to digital technology, according to new research. Experts warn that digital inequality is deepening, with barriers like cost, access, and digital skills cutting people off from essential services and social connection. Image: Image from Shutterstock Produced By: Moemina Shukur Featured In Story: …

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