Nicole James
Author
Nicole James is a freelance journalist for The Epoch Times based in Australia. She is an award-winning short story writer, journalist, columnist, and editor. Her work has appeared in newspapers including The Sydney Morning Herald, Sun-Herald, The Australian, the Sunday Times, and the Sunday Telegraph. She holds a BA Communications majoring in journalism and two post graduate degrees, one in creative writing.
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The Plastic That Vanishes and Feeds the Fish
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Your Friday the 13th Survival Guide
Knock on wood, cross your fingers, and hope for cake.
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Synchronicity is awash in this world.
Is Feverfew the Petal-Powered Migraine Whisperer?
Feverfew is not the flashiest herb in the apothecary. But it’s steady. Particularly for chronic migraine sufferers.
Conquistadors 2.0: Empires, Egos, and Espresso Shots
The modern Conquistador has mastered the art of Apocalyptic Evangelism.
Face First: Western Sydney Airport Ushers in Biometric Boarding Revolution
The false positive rate on some systems sits at around 1 percent, which sounds tiny unless you’re that 1 percent.
RFK’s Winning Prescription for Winning Over the Public—Lessons for Political Leaders
What Australian politicians can learn from the US election.
The Plastic That Vanishes and Feeds the Fish
RIKEN Centre for Emergent Matter Science invents plastic that disintegrates in saltwater and fertilises oceans
Is Hawthorn Nature’s Quiet Cardiologist?
The humble hedge plant that’s been healing hearts, warding off witches, and quietly outperforming your multivitamins since the Middle Ages.
Your Friday the 13th Survival Guide
Knock on wood, cross your fingers, and hope for cake.
This 2,000 Year-Old-Tree Boosts Focus, Sharpens Memory, and Helps You Finish a Sentence
Ginkgo biloba is the last surviving member of a plant dynasty that dates back 200 million years.
The 3,000-Year-Old Secret Weapon for Anxiety, Inflammation, and Modern Mayhem
It’s being studied for cancer, asthma, arthritis, anxiety, and irritable bowel, which, when you think about it, covers most of the Western population over 35.
Carl Jung, the Universe, and the Strange Business of Getting Exactly What You Want
Synchronicity is awash in this world.
Is Feverfew the Petal-Powered Migraine Whisperer?
Feverfew is not the flashiest herb in the apothecary. But it’s steady. Particularly for chronic migraine sufferers.
Conquistadors 2.0: Empires, Egos, and Espresso Shots
The modern Conquistador has mastered the art of Apocalyptic Evangelism.
Face First: Western Sydney Airport Ushers in Biometric Boarding Revolution
The false positive rate on some systems sits at around 1 percent, which sounds tiny unless you’re that 1 percent.
RFK’s Winning Prescription for Winning Over the Public—Lessons for Political Leaders
What Australian politicians can learn from the US election.