15th October 2021 Fashion's Future is Tiny, Tiny, Tiny How small, niche studios are fighting against a cultural obsession with cheap retail and unethical practices to pave the way for ethical fashion. Kaylah-Joelle Baker reports.
2nd June 2021 ARE THRIFT RESELLERS REALLY GENTRIFYING THRIFT STORES? From hand-me-downs to locally thrifted, secondhand clothing is finding its way into more people’s wardrobes than ever before, but not everyone is onboard with the new trend.
Podcast • 14th May 2021 Under Cover: Podcast Story three: Many claims about the covid vaccine causing infertility in women are circulating social media platforms. Kaylah Baker talks to fertility specialist Dr Alex Polyakov on if there is any truth to the claim and explores the impact it is having on young women.
11th May 2021 Misinformation Surrounding The Covid Vaccine And Infertility The Covid vaccine should be reassuring the fears surrounding the global pandemic, but due to misinformation, many women are feeling hesitant about getting the jab.
11th October 2020 IS MEDIA TO BLAME FOR THE INCREASE IN EATING DISORDERS? In 2019, the Butterfly Foundation’s Insights in Body Esteem campaign found 58 per cent of people compared themselves to others on social media and half the surveyed people were extremely dissatisfied with themselves. The HuffPost UK also reported on a study that found 40 per cent of females felt more self-conscious about their bodies after watching reality tv show Love Island. Alarmingly, body dissatisfaction is an early warning sign for the development of an eating disorder and yet it doesn’t
22nd May 2020 A Day In The Life Of Covid Video Package: As the coronavirus continues, many issues around social distancing have been on the rise. But are the rules strict enough when it comes to outdoor exercise and are people still worried about the spread. Kaylah Baker reports.
8th May 2020 Hope In The Time of Covid Video Package: For many Australians, the coronavirus has led to a lot of confusion around adjusting to life at home. But over the last couple of weeks, as case studies decrease, many Australians are beginning to feel hopeful for the future again. Kaylah Baker reports.