Homin’ in on Serotonin
(Note: It’s always interesting to me to find out what thinking was around new discoveries and where the train of thought ultimately led to. The...
(Note: It’s always interesting to me to find out what thinking was around new discoveries and where the train of thought ultimately led to. The...
The cane toad, Bufo marinus, is a very successful species which has invaded the Australian environment since its deliberate introduction in 1935. The cane toad...
While researching old newspapers in relation to the early use of LSD on psychiatric patients in the 1960s, I stumbled across the weird 1950s CIA...
In 1965, at age 13, I sold evening newspapers standing outside a pub on a busy intersection in Carnegie from about 4.30pm to 6pm. Blokes...
While working as a psychiatric nurse on night duty at a large mental hospital in the late 1970s, I found an old, large, leather bound...
Leucotomy (or lobotomy) is an obsolete treatment for schizophrenia – the surgical ‘interruption’ of nerve tracts to and from the frontal lobe of the brain – usually...
My great grandfather Alexander Migan sailed on the barque, Kathleen Hilda. The following is an excerpt from his memoir of his sailing days, about the...
THE TRAIL OF THE NIGHTCART Yesterday morning Arthur Lewis appeared before the bench in answer to a summons charging him with so filling a night-cart...
Rabbits European rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) were introduced to Australia in the 18th century with the First Fleet and eventually became widespread. In mid 1860s there was...