A collection of interesting facts about the world we live in.

All of us need to write formal letters at different times in our life. Many of them will be for legal questions or problems. Some will be inquiries, complaints, job applications or requests for information. And some could be to support a legal appeal.

Writing prompts are useful in many ways. They’re a good starting point to get your brain working, and can also help you come up with your own ideas.

Criminology is more than just the study of crime; it's about understanding the system that controls crime, how it works, who it benefits, and why it sometimes goes wrong.

If you’ve experienced gardening, you’re likely well acquainted with the mental health benefits of getting your hands dirty.

In this series, we showed that arguments are attempts to persuade people to act or believe something. The strongest arguments are sound arguments.

Tokyo now has fifty per cent more inhabitants than the entirety of Australia, and there are more seventeen year-olds in India than there are people in Australia.

People use rhetorical ploys to try to convince you of doing or believing something that benefits them.

Critical thinking is a kind of thinking in which you question what others tell you, what you read, hear or see. You can use critical thinking to analyse what someone is trying to get you to do, and whether you should do it or not based on what they’re telling you.

Writing a lifestyle story for incarcerated people can help share ideas for better living inside.