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Why it's wrong to blame online learning for causing mental health issues during COVID-19

Post-secondary student mental health is in crisis: Research shows students’ mental health was adversely affected in the pandemic, and this falls on the heels of pre-existing concerns that campuses were struggling to keep up with demands for mental health services.

The Conversation

COVID: inhalable and nasal vaccines could offer more durable protection than regular shots

As the pandemic continues, many countries are rolling out COVID booster vaccines. In the UK, the autumn booster campaign is offering a fourth dose to those at higher risk from a COVID infection, including people with certain underlying medical conditions, and those aged over 50.

The Conversation

Mum says her bipolar made her think she'd caused the Covid pandemic

Natasha has lived with the disorder since she was a teenager

Wales Online

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FTSE 100 chief executives’ pay soars by 22% in a year despite cost of living crisis

Analysts say rise ‘primarily’ driven by bonus payments as pay now “largely back to pre-pandemic levels”

The Independent UK

Heartbreaking images show row of homeless people sleeping on freezing Edinburgh streets

Following the coronavirus pandemic, homelessness appears to be on the rise in the city after efforts were made in the capital to tackle the issue.

Daily Record

"The pandemic is over": Republicans set sights on ending lingering COVID policies

A GOP majority would demand U.S. policy reflects Biden's declaration that the pandemic is "over."

Axios

Confidence in vaccines plummets since start of Covid-19 pandemic

The fall is across the board and comes regardless of age, gender, religious belief, education or ethnicity

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Psychologist suggests spontaneous travel trend increases happiness

It seems that Americans are becoming accustomed to travel’s unpredictability during the pandemic, as many are now embracing this era of uncertainty and exhibiting highly spontaneous behavior when heading off on their getaways.

Tribune News Service

Rankin to recreate photos with loved ones for people bereaved during Covid

Dying Matters photography project aims to spark conversation about grief in UK amid pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Liverpool's arts providers are unsung heroes of the COVID crisis

"Culture was always a large part of my life. But when we all had to rush home in March 2020, I felt like I lost it on the way"

Liverpool Echo

Special Report: Health diplomacy

The cooperation required to overcome COVID-19 revived interest in health’s geopolitical role, placing it firmly on the agenda at the upcoming G20 summit.

360info

The foreign policy fallout of COVID-19

The pandemic gave health diplomacy its stiffest test. While there were successes, geopolitical power games resulted in failures.

360info

Broken China-US relations put the world's health at risk

China and the US cooperated for many years on health issues and it’s in the world's best interests they continue.

360info

Asian nations still hedging in global health diplomacy race

Although health diplomacy is instrumental in gaining influence and traction, its international rivalry is not necessarily healthy.

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China’s vaccine vision turns crisis to opportunity

The COVID-19 outbreak could have decimated China’s reputation. Here's why it didn’t.

ABC News

Mill Theatre offering a new stage for Canberra's performing artists

Lexi Sekuless left performing arts during pandemic-induced hardship. Now she's back in the spotlight, launching a production company and building a new theatre in Canberra to host it.

The Independent UK

NY fugitive arrested after federal inspector sees him on Walt Disney World vacation

Mr Burton allegedly stole at least four people’s identities to claim nearly $150,000 in government loans intended to help businesses during the pandemic

The Conversation

Liverpool's unsung COVID heroes: how the city's arts scene became a life support network

Culture was always a large part of my life. But when we all had to rush home in March 2020, I felt like I lost it on the way – as if I’d left it on the bus in a bag. It’s making me question my future: what will be…

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Edinburgh Live

Devastating Edinburgh photos show locals, including youngsters, sleeping on the streets

"Sadly, after the pandemic we’re starting to see numbers of homeless cases gradually rise again – highlighting just how important and urgent it is that people understand the help which exists."

Chicago Sun-Times

CPS faces $600M financial cliff as costs shift to schools with no long-term funding plan in place

Mayor Lori Lightfoot has moved millions in pensions and other costs to CPS before it becomes independent, run by an elected board. Those new payments and longstanding financial challenges could lead to dire choices once federal pandemic relief runs out.

Newsroom.co.nz

For want of a bus driver: tough times for Auckland Transport

Recent cuts to bus services due to a major skills shortage cast an unhealthy pall on a public transport system still trying to regain the patronage of pre-pandemic years

The Guardian - UK

Matt Hancock’s I’m a Celeb appearance ‘insulting’, says bereaved daughter

Dr Cathy Gardner, whose father died from Covid in a care home, urges viewers to boycott ITV show

The Conversation

Community-based economic development is the key to a strong pandemic recovery

As we emerge from the pandemic, economic recovery is on everyone’s minds. Cities around the world are grappling with the intersecting challenges of inflation, climate change and deep systemic inequities.

The Independent UK

Beijing marathon returns but China sticks to 'zero-COVID'

Thousands of runners have taken to the streets of China’s capital for the return of the Beijing marathon after a two-year COVID-19 hiatus, even as another death blamed on China’s strict pandemic controls generated more public anger

ABC News

After a hell of a ride, Victoria's economy is on the up — but where are the workers?

Whoever wins this month's election will inherit an economy showing signs of pandemic recovery as the state's net debt climbs to dizzying heights. But the biggest challenge could be filling a major skilled worker shortage across a raft of critical sectors.

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