Swipe, tap and touch – what the future of transactions looks like
The days of having a wallet full of ‘pineapples’ and pocket or purse bulging with silver and gold coins are quickly disappearing.
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The days of having a wallet full of ‘pineapples’ and pocket or purse bulging with silver and gold coins are quickly disappearing.
Australia recently experienced unprecedented bushfires, affecting people’s health in many of its major cities and destroying homes and lives.
In ‘How to Treat a “Loneliness Epidemic”’, a recent letter to the editor from The New York Times, writers discussed what responsibility we have to lonely people.
This technology could help us save energy, live independently, and pinpoint our whereabouts in times of crisis.
Thousands of Australians are negatively affected by gambling each year. But Deakin and the Office of Responsible Gambling NSW are working to change that.
After the tragic bushfires that tore through Australia, researchers at Deakin are wondering how best to protect our most vulnerable animals after the disaster.
How do humans go about saving the world? Well, fear might not be the answer.
In the lead up to the 2020 International Women’s Day, we spoke to Dr. Dwan Price and Dr. Tricia Ong, two leading researchers with a passion for STEMM and reproductive health respectively.
Our old phones, computers and TVs can be recycled. But our e-waste keeps ending up in landfill.
How do we go about teaching respectful relationships? We caught up with Associate Professor Debbie Ollis to find out.
Does Australia have any hope of avoiding devastation on this scale in the future?
Laughing can improve mental health, immunity, cardiovascular health, respiratory health and pain tolerance.
How close are we to figuring out if buildings shape our emotions?
With only 10 years remaining to limit the effects of climate change, we need to prioritise sustainable practices in our daily lives.
In 2016, Australian households spent a total of $666 billion on general household living costs.
Due to multiple and complex factors, including reduced resources and research in rural and remote areas, many people are at an increased risk of dying from heart disease in rural areas of Australia.