Managing Cultural Diversity in Australian Workplaces
Australian businesses increasingly rely on teams made up of people from many cultures. In a single company, it is common...
Tahun: 2026
How do social media platforms trap users in networks they would rather leave?
New research shows social media platforms do not need to addict users to keep them – they just need to...
The great hot cross bun debate decided: microwave trumps toaster as 55 million set to fly off the shelves
The great hot cross bun debate has finally been settled, with new research showing the microwave has overtaken the toaster...
Young Brisbane musicians strike a chord with backing from new national foundation
Brisbane’s The IncrediBows headed to famed music festival following new Foundation launchA group of Brisbane teenagers are heading to one...
Higher input costs and market volatility weighing on WA farmers even prior to Middle East conflict – quarterly survey
Western Australian farmers entered 2026 with subdued confidence levels, concerned about mounting cost pressures even prior to the current Middle...
Bali Villa License Issues: Why Your Rental Villa Might Be Illegal Without You Knowing
Bali has long been one of the most attractive destinations in Asia for property investment, particularly for short-term rental villas....
RMIT research opens door to better IVF experience
A wearable device to make fertility treatment easier is being developed by a Melbourne startup in partnership with RMIT, the...
New microlearning video series to support the safer use of psychotropic medications in residential aged care
Researchers at Monash University and Flinders University have launched a series of microlearning education videos designed to support safer, more...
EdTech and Digital Innovation: Why Australia Is a Strong Market for Education Start-ups
Australia has become an attractive destination for start-ups targeting the education industry. The combination of advanced digital infrastructure, respected academic...
Gayini: where science meets traditional knowledge in restoring former cotton country
Traditional Owners, UNSW scientists, government and conservation groups join forces to get Gayini wetlands thriving again.Gayini – meaning “water” in...
