Green hydrogen drives energy summit
With the COP27 international climate summit under way in Egypt, the need for global players to keep the goal of restricting warming to 1.5C has never […]
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Cybersecurity warning on health data
Digital health researchers at Flinders University say there is an urgent need to do more to protect the storage and transfer of private and sensitive personal […]
Ukraine-Russian war on fossil fuels
As the cost of living rises and world economies head for a 2023 slowdown, Flinders University researchers are forecasting ongoing effects of the Russian-Ukraine conflict on […]
1 in 6 younger Australians live in poverty: Why don’t we care?
Poverty persists in Australia with younger demographics – including children, young adults and working families – bearing the brunt of the unequal distribution of resources in Australia. During […]
Young job-seekers prepare for job changes
With robotics and artificial intelligence causing job cuts and large-scale automation in most industries, tech-savvy young people are already preparing for rapid changes in their working […]
Extracurriculars drive academic success for regional students
Extracurricular activities may help young students in regional areas to close the gap with metropolitan schools, according to a new study from Flinders University and University […]
Lingering racism undermines Aboriginal Deaths in Custody findings
Indigenous justice advocate and NT Australian of the Year 2022 Leanne Liddle has unleashed harsh criticism about the lack of progress since findings from the Royal […]
US defence, diplomacy forum open to all
As NASA prepares a return to the Moon, with the first Artemis I mission from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center next week, the race for fair and […]
Not guilty, but not off the hook
The defence of mental impairment gives a defendant reasons for their crime to be forgiven, but such a plea can have lingering negative effects on a […]