China’s social credit system looks distinctly dystopian
China is currently trialling its social credit system, where citizens’ trustworthiness is measured using points.
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New formula to predict AFL ladder rankings
Has your AFL team made it into the finals? Lack of injuries from key players may have helped.
How to better support post-study visa employability
As of June 2019, there were 91,776 international graduates on the temporary graduate visa in Australia.
What must be done to prevent further extinctions?
Current legislation is failing dismally to recover the population of species lost to bring them out of their endangered states.
Alzheimer’s care a daunting reality
Carers need to remember to take a break, too, for their own physical and mental health.
Geelong takes the lead in its commitment to design.
As Victoria’s second largest city, Geelong is not used to being on the top spot.
Holocaust survivor testimonies informing how we respond to terror
When an act of terror occurs, we look to the future to ease our concern.
Nature is collapsing – what must we do?
Deakin experts call for more action to save nature before it’s too late.
New horizons for mental health care in Kenya
To address the gaps in Kenya’s mental health literacy, we must start by educating health care workers.
The importance of gender equity on screen
There is a gender divide in the film and TV industry, as is the case for many workplaces. Dr Amanda Coles is working to change it for the better.
Tackling obesity – one portion at a time
When it comes to global obesity rates, Australia ranks in the top ten of OECD nations.
Indigenous perspective lays out a path to save the planet
A new book could help challenge the complexity of sustainability and climate change.
Artist and their labels – who owns what?
What kind of rights do artists have to their own work?