“We didn’t even know of the places that we were likely to go to - but we certainly knew them after three or four months.” “I don’t think you need to wait for Anzac Day to honour our servicemen and ...

"Safety is our top priority, and we’re laser focused on making it easier for pedestrians and cyclists to get around our city," Bruno said. "We ... continue to monitor the success of the safety ...

I remember being part of the 2011 ANZAC Day service in Kabul, where I was deployed at the time. Spending the morning with fellow soldiers, sailors, airmen and officers, we reflected sombrely on our ...

Sometimes it happens that when we enter a room, we forget what we wanted to do. Psychologists explain this as the "doorway effect." For years, scientists have tried to explain and test this strange ...

From remembering where we placed our keys to preserving precious moments with loved ones, our memory shapes every aspect of our daily lives. Recent research reveals that our daily habits and ...

"But then you remember where you started. And you’re like, ‘Yeah… my life is wonderful.’ I think sometimes you forget where you came from. We really live in our own world, and it really is tough at ...

When we meet someone for the first time, our attention is often divided-focusing on their facial expressions, body language, and the flow of conversation. Names, unfortunately, don't carry much ...

We are their voice. We are their hope. I am committed to bringing them home too.'' She also thanked the Israeli forces. ''I will never forget the sacrifice of IDF soldiers, and I know I'm here ...

These examples are related to what is referred to as the “doorway effect”, or “location updating effect” which supposes that we tend to forget items of recent significance if we cross a ...