Digital life or death?
Is a Facebook profile or Instagram post the same as a photograph, item of clothing, book or other object left behind when someone dies?
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Bird song signals past life conditions
Songbirds and humans have something in common that could help us better understand the impact of stress on speech and language development in childhood.
Early cinema is much older than films from the 1950s
Some of the world’s oldest films are fading into obscurity.
Highlighting women in STEMM: Dr Vina Tan
In Australia, women comprise only 17 per cent of the STEMM-qualified population.
Reptiles – Farming and Biodiversity
Reptiles – Farmland and Biodiversity from Disruptr on Vimeo.
Citizenship should be a step towards multiculturalism
Citizenship in Australia has become a hot political topic; an instrument of political point scoring and populism.
A forest falling apart
The Amazon rainforest houses over 1 million different species. In 2019, countless fires have devastated the area.
Powering our future: the current state of battery manufacturing
It's time for Australia to recognise its role as a renewable energy super power.
How accessible is poetry: fear of the big bad word
Has poetry made a comeback?
Changing tides – the future of work
The world of work is changing, are you ready?
ASCEND: Road to WSC 2021 – Episode 4
We've just gone and built an automotive company.
The importance of art for rural communities
Rural Australians are often subject to ‘missing out’ on many resources that people from urban areas have easy access to.
Please don’t post that!
Is it okay for parents to post images of their children online without consent?
What to do with data when we die?
There will come a point where the dead will outnumber the living digitally. Do we have a responsibility to memorialise the dead online?
Let their stories be heard
At the conclusion of World War II, over 340,000 Italian migrants fled in search of a better life in Australia.
Uluru’s climb closure doesn’t mean we can stop listening to Indigenous voices
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples share deep, ancestral relationship to the land. This is fundamental to understanding the importance of land rights for those with Country.