“I’m Sorry, Your Majesty…”
A Tribute to our Late Queen Liz, with Post-Colonial Afterthoughts By Loz Lawrey As my tremulous fingers tickle my laptop keyboard, late this night […]
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Crucial progress for women in STEM – but much more work to do
Science & Technology Australia Media Release The number of women enrolled in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) degrees jumped by 24% between 2015 and […]
Pick up the phone
By 2353NM The Conversation, a news website operated and funded by a number of universities, has published a significant number of articles on Prime Minister […]
Talkin’ bout a Treaty Republic
By Graeme Taylor As someone who voted “Yes” to a referendum in 1999, I’m pleased that it didn’t pass, not because I don’t think that […]
CUBIC Corporation in action Down Under
By Denis Bright The existence of Cubic Transport Systems should arouse the curiosity of investigative journalists. Regular users of the fare gates at many major […]
The downside of lower unemployment
By 2353NM In the middle of the ‘should Morrison go’ or should he stay brouhaha a couple of weeks ago, there was some interesting news to think […]
Stagnating Summit’s Shortfalls
By John Haly Labor is seeking to have business and unions cooperate in spurring wages forward. This is despite decades of companies benefitting from increased […]
They seem to have a plan
By 2353NM At the beginning of August, Prime Minister Albanese’s ‘preferred prime minister’ measure according to Newspoll was 61%. While pretty well every new political leader […]
How Australia can generate a $52 billion windfall from science
Science & Technology Australia Media Release Australia faces a ‘Sliding Doors’ moment when we can choose to supercharge our science and technology strengths and generate […]
Study paves way for widespread architectural use of end-of-life tyres
University of South Australia Media Release A new study by The University of South Australia has tested and verified the structural integrity of walls constructed […]
Checking out Corporate Mass Surveillance in its Varied Genres
By Denis Bright Thanks to a series of articles in Choice magazine, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has opened investigations into the […]
Pass the climate legislation and ‘name and fame’ transition leaders
Science & Technology Australia Media Release Australia’s climate change legislation should be passed with an added commitment to ‘name and fame’ sectors leading the charge […]
A return to good manners
By 2353NM The ABC’s Virginia Trioli writes a ‘weekend read’ which is emailed out most Saturday mornings. A few weeks ago, there was the story about a […]
When does neglect under “Sovereign Borders” become a war crime?
By Jane Salmon Afghans living overseas are certainly refugees since the fall of Kabul and US withdrawal a year ago. Therefore, the Hazara minority, who […]
Climate Change Authority releases Review of International Offsets
Climate Change Authority Media Release Released today, the Climate Change Authority’s Review of International Offsets finds the international carbon market is still evolving in response […]