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travel December 4, 2021
It may have been named Britain’s 2021 City of Culture, but Coventry’s dark past as a hotbed of racism and violence will not be easily erased.
technology December 4, 2021
How AI is revolutionising coding
The promise of artificial intelligence is fast becoming a reality, revolutionising the process of coding.
health November 27, 2021
Kindness can be contagious too
In the midst of a lonely pandemic, there is evidence that kindness is contagious – only it can’t be neatly plotted on graphs or reduced to its reproduction number.
education November 27, 2021
While the Howard government is remembered for dismantling student unionism, the changes it made to university councils had an even more chilling effect on academics wishing to critique the universities where they work.
life November 20, 2021
Australia’s epidemic of loneliness
Loneliness has been one of the underlying ailments of the Covid-19 pandemic. Once again, it is the vulnerable and financially insecure who suffer the most.
fashion November 13, 2021
With the launch of Worn’s latest collection, the duo behind the label intend to make their mark on the fashion world – while leaving a minimal trace on the environment.
technology November 13, 2021
The mineral that is about to supercharge solar cells
A mineral discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains in the 1800s can supercharge solar cells and may help transform solar electricity generation by 2025.
health November 6, 2021
How to talk to the vaccine hesitant
As the pandemic enters a new phase, a friend shows how patience and compassion can unpick vaccine hesitancy.
education November 6, 2021
First Nations students and finding the right pathway
As an honours student studying philosophy at Melbourne University, having just missed out on a Rhodes Scholarship, Warumungu man Ethan Taylor is interested in the production of knowledge and justice.
technology October 30, 2021
Where does everything on the internet go?
Ever since the internet’s big-bang moment, archivists have struggled to keep up with its burgeoning content. It’s time to change the rules.
psychology October 30, 2021
It’s time for psychologists to recognise the importance of power
The criminal conduct of a senior psychologist – and his colleagues’ reactions – poses questions about the profession’s tendency to ignore context and focus on individual behaviours.
