AI on Trial: Who Pays the Price for Distrust?
As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, public distrust is growing, and with it, serious consequences. With flawed…
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Overtourism in Europe and What It Means for Australia
As overtourism sparks protests across Europe experts are warning that Australia could be heading in the…
Inside Cerith Wyn Evans’ Exhibition at Sydney’s MCA
Discover and explore the Cerith Wyn Evans exhibition ...in light of the visible at the Museum of Contemporary…
50 Years After Jaws: Why We Still Tell the Wrong Shark Story
It's been nearly 50 years since Jaws hit the big screen, and its impact still lingers. More…
Rewriting the Narrative on Trauma, DNA, and Recovery
We often think of trauma as something personal or a experience that we eventually move on…
What’s Holding Back Climate Action? Talking With A Expert
The world is on track for a dangerous 2.7°C of global warming by the end of…
Murujuga at Risk: Culture vs. Gas
Murujuga, also known as the Burrup Peninsula, is home to one of the world’s oldest and…
The Decline of Home Ownership in Australia
Once a symbol of success and security, the 'Great Australian Dream' of home ownership is slipping…
Is Academic Publishing Failing Science?
Academic publishing plays a vital role in how scientific knowledge is shared, but behind the scenes,…
Electric Vehicles and The Myths Holding Us Back
Electric vehicles are becoming more common on roads around the world, but misinformation and confusion continue…
Why Boredom Might Be Exactly What We Need
We usually see boredom as something to avoid, but what if it's actually good for us?…
Offline for Good? Rethinking Social Media Bans for Young People
As governments around the world consider the possibility of banning young people from social media, important…