Could artists, designers, scientists and engineers working collaboratively to tackle over-consumption save humanity from itself?…

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Through recent natural disasters, global upheavals and a pandemic, Australia’s political centre has largely held. Australians may have disagreed at times, but they have also…

Researchers interviewed managers in the private sector, the public sector and academia about how their work environments had been affected by the pandemic, and how…

Environment minister Sussan Ley refused outright 39 freedom of information requests in the last financial year, while granting just one in full and three in…

American-style populism does not resonate with large numbers of Australians. Australian political traditions are quite different to those of America especially in terms of welfare…

In 2020, governments, employers and unions worked together on some of the most critical workforce challenges Australia has faced. Perhaps the education and care of…

Countries around the world are taking steps to tackle climate change and become net-zero emitters of CO₂ by 2050. So what does net-zero mean? Completely…

2021 is shaping up as very difficult for universities, as well as the more than 130,000 people whose jobs rely on the international education sector.

Delivery of the government’s elephantine capability program over the next decade will test Australia’s workforce, whatever model or combination of models Defence relies upon. We…

Before the recession we were on a collision course with environmental disaster. The recovery provides a rare opportunity to do things differently; to rebuild a…