The double edged sword of social media in the health industry

The coffee cup sits abandoned on the sterile table at a cafe located on the first floor at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital. A chair screeches against the stark white floors as Mark Forrest stands up and answers a phone call. He’s just settled back into his chair, his aim on the caffeinated beverage, and

Tango’s tackle on mental health

Tanesha Faulkner, or Tango, as she prefers to be known, sits comfortably on a picnic table near Maleny Library. One leg is tucked up onto the bench and the other swings idly below her. Her elbow is placed on the scuffed painted wood. She leans her head against it and enjoys the warmth from the

Accusations fly at ABC

Well-established actor, Craig McLachlan, was accused of sexual harassment during his participation in the Rocky Horror Show, dating back to 2014. Since then, he has been acquitted of all charges, but is now suing ABC for claims of ‘coaching’ the three female accusers of what to say during an interview. This information was revealed in

The rental crisis continues

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Citizen journalism: helpful or a hindrance?

Journalists are typically stereotyped as nosey, biased and overall a nuisance. However, these determined go-getters act as the link between facts and the audience. However as technology continues to advance daily, ordinary everyday people are taking on the role of citizen journalists. This form of journalism is becoming increasingly popular due to the ability of