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An Indigenous person is 4 times more likely to die from diabetes. We need to better understand how exercise can help
Why Do Organisations Still Struggle To Protect Our Data?
Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s social media posts have had a ‘sudden boost’ since July, new research reveals
Brighter nights and darker days could lead to an early grave
Ancient mud reveals Australia’s burning history over the past 130,000 years – and shows a way through our fiery future
Deaths linked to chatbots show we must urgently revisit what counts as ‘high-risk’ AI
Individual action on climate was tarred as greenwashing or virtue signalling. But it still has a place
Moderators protect us from the worst of the internet. That comes at huge personal cost
We can’t solve family violence until we include violence between siblings in the conversation
Ancient gene offers new clue to disease susceptibility for First Nations people
New leader for Antarctic research program
Cellular couriers: Body’s ‘delivery trucks’ could lead to new cancer blood test
‘Sexual precarity’: how insecure work puts migrants at risk of being sexually harassed, assaulted or trafficked
What is AI superintelligence? Could it destroy humanity? And is it really almost here?
Why building more big dams is a costly gamble for our future water security and the environment
123 new ARC College of Experts members inducted for 2025
First-ever biomechanics study of Indigenous weapons shows what made them so deadly
David Crisafulli will lead the first LNP government in Queensland in a decade. Who is he?
Astronomers just found complex carbon molecules in space – a step closer to deciphering the origins of life
Want genuine progress towards restoring nature? Follow these 4 steps
Why Woolworths workers can’t sleep at night: inside the supermarket giant’s controversial ‘Framework’
Stalking rates in Australia are still shockingly high – one simple strategy might help
Public Art, Urban Sports And Skateable Cities
We tried a different preschool curriculum to prevent youth crime. Checking in 20 years later, it worked
Over $35M will launch groundbreaking optical microcombs research at RMIT
Earthquake on a chip: harnessing sound waves on the surface of a microchip
Adapting GenAI for the next generation of learning
What’s the difference between fusion and fission? A nuclear physicist explains
Labor looks set for a resounding defeat in Queensland. But the state’s elections have long thrown up surprises
Huge volumes of whey go to waste. We could do much more with this nutrient rich liquid
Draft guidelines for ‘forever chemicals’ have been released. Here’s what it means for drinking water safety in Australia
Griffith researcher unites generations for global peace and security
What are executive function delays? Research shows they’re similar in ADHD and autism
How light helped shape our skin colour, eyes and curly hair
It would cost billions, but pay for itself over time. The economic case for air conditioning every Australian school
Indonesia’s new president, Prabowo Subianto, finds democracy ‘very tiring’. Are darker days ahead for the country?
Could a recent ruling change the game for scam victims? Here’s why the banks will be watching closely
How did public service leaders talk to staff about Robodebt? What they said – or didn’t – is revealing
Cheap grog, new drunkenness offence and mandatory rehab: why 9 experts think proposed NT alcohol reforms would be a disaster
Tech can help kids connect with nature and go outdoors – here are tips to make it work
Are autistic adults more vulnerable to criminal exploitation?
Why do humans have near-equal numbers of male and female babies, unlike many other animals? A new genetic study looks for clues
Study may help boost performance and reduce side effects of mRNA vaccines
New research shows most space rocks crashing into Earth come from a single source
Should King Charles apologise for the genocide of First Nations people when he visits Australia?
Mounjaro is more effective for weight loss than Ozempic. So how does it work? And why does it cost so much?
China’s government is about to spend big on stimulus – can it turn around the country’s sluggish economy?
Queensland Premier Steven Miles is promising to hold a vote on nuclear power. Here’s why