Macquarie research has confirmed the wide-reaching benefits of discovering hearing issues as early as possible. By Sarah Maguire.

Co-ops were a popular business model in previous centuries and they are slowly making a comeback as their community focus appeals to a disgruntled public.

Money might not buy you happiness but volunteering does - in spades, a Macquarie economics study has discovered. By Sarah Maguire.

A Macquarie researcher believes he's found a way to make the national take-away coffee habit more environmentally friendly.

Analysing fake artefacts helps historians to understand the motivations and environments that give rise to forgeries.

Ten students spent a month in India gaining practical teaching experience in one of the first programs of its kind offered by an Australian university.

As Frankenstein turns 200 years old, Dr Kirstin Mills from the Department of English explores how the monstrous creation was inspired by the spooky real life of its author.

Relying on caffeine to make you more alert in the early morning may be a waste of time.

Disaster researchers, who are keeping a close watch on the situation in Indonesia, highlight the gaps Australia has in its ability to handle a catastrophic event here.

To mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Professor John Boyages looks at how innovations at Macquarie University are helping to provide more personalised treatment for patients - and improve survival rates.

A new breast health clinic at Macquarie University Hospital is revolutionising the way women can access specialist treatment.

Macquarie researchers have used hypnosis to achieve what was previously considered impossible: to overcome an ingrained behaviour usually outside our conscious control.