Indigenous engineer transforms waste into concrete
National Science Week continues, with over 2,000 events happening across Australia. I spoke to Associate Professor…
Current Affairs & Analysis
80 years on: Australia remembers the end of World War II
This week, The Wire brought you the story of Max Barry, an Australian veteran who witnessed…
Generating sustainable electricity in the dark with the UNSW Night tim...
Ever wondered how you can generate electricity from solar energy when the sun isn't up? …
Dying to Know Day – The World’s Worst Guessing Game
Don’t leave your family to play the world's worst guessing game. “Dying to Know Day” encourages…
Why the West is so silent about Gaza
As the ongoing traumatic events in Israel and Palestine – particularly in Gaza – continue, the…
80 years on: reflections from a WWII Veteran
It's been 80 years since World War II ended for Australia when Japan formerly surrendered –…
Authors challenge AI proposed copyright law exception
AI could pose a new threat – with Australian authors fearing a proposed shift in copyright…
If the CEO of a small business dies, what helps keep the business aflo...
Small and family-run businesses tend to be founded and led by hands-on CEOs. So if that…
US of Ed: Jackboots on the Streets of Washington DC
"He has a sore head so God only knows what will happen." Trump has instigated a…
Giant Australian Cuttlefish Population under threat from the Algal Bloom
Every year, off the coast of South Australia in the upper Spencer Gulf, close to Whyalla,…
Working with Children checks in spotlight following Joshua Dale Brown ...
Issues in Early Childcare regulation and legislations are under the microscope right now following the case…
Cocoa could replace coffee as a crop in Vanuatu
The world loves a cup of coffee and delights in chocolate treats. But in the Pacific,…