Over 50 years of lunar fascination The 20th of July, 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing.
Country press survival the focus of newly-funded research project Researchers from the Alfred Deakin Institute (ADI) are investigating the civic future of Australia’s rural and regional media.
Coming face-to-face with our colonial gaze Traditional custodian and proud Wadawurrung woman Deanne Gilson is determined to tackle this gaze head on.
Interest cut leaves cash rate dangerously close to zero A re-elected Coalition government must act decisively to stimulate the Australian economy.
Children’s literature, not so simple after all Children’s literature is often dismissed as simplistic and rudimentary.
The big picture for small business SMEs make up 99.6% of all private companies in the Australian economic environment, so why do business schools tend to only look at capital markets?
Groups unite in tackling STEM image problem In Australia, only 16 per cent of STEM graduates are women.
But where do phobias come from? In the right circumstances, seemingly harmless objects can become a source of debilitating anxiety.
Superstar smashes STEMM stereotypes Twelve years into a successful STEMM career, Dr Ellen Moon now knows it’s not necessarily a lack of interest that stops women becoming scientists.
Fires, floods and the economic fall-out Droughts, bushfires and floods may be part of Australia’s history but it’s economic research that’s preparing for the future.
Raising retirement age could harm worker health A study reveals that postponing pension access also could delay the beneficial effects of retirement.
Leading women in STEMM – Professor Tiffany Walsh In the field of computational bionanotechnology, Professor Tiffany Walsh is an internationally-renowned figure.
The view from the top When we first talk, Professor Julie Owens is officially just over two months into her role as Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research.
Social media – not just for selfies and memes Within minutes of using a platform such as Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, it’s possible to interact with people living all over the world.
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