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The Influence of Litigation Funding on Case Outcomes

How Litigation Funding Influences Case Outcomes Litigation funding helps people involved in lawsu...

Comparing Wedding Catering in Sydney vs. Buffet Catering fo…

Weddings are a joyous occasion, filled with love, celebration, and, of course, food. As couples in...

What just happened to Bonza? Why new budget airlines always…

The history of budget jet airlines in Australia is a long road littered with broken dreams. New entr...

Australians lose $5,200 a minute to scammers. There’s a simple thing the government could do to reduce this. Why won’t they?

AnastasiaDudka/ShutterstockWhat if the government was doing everything it could to stop thieves making off with our money, except the one thing that could really work?That’s how it looks when it...

The Eta Aquariid meteor shower is about to peak and could be the best this century – here’s how to catch it

A bright Eta Aquariid meteor photobombed this photo of comet C/2020 F8 (SWAN) in May 2020.Jonti HornerMeteors – commonly known as shooting stars – can be seen on any night of the year. But...

Will New Zealand’s school phone ban work? Let’s see what it does for students’ curiosity

Getty ImagesWith the coalition government’s ban of student mobile phones in New Zealand schools coming into effect this week, reaction has ranged from the sceptical (kids will just get sneakier)...

Chalmers outlines a more ‘risk-based’ foreign investment policy and guardrails around Future Made in Australia

Foreign investment proposals with implications for Australia’s strategic or economic security will face tougher scrutiny, under a policy overhaul to be announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Wed...

What are heart rate zones, and how can you incorporate them into your exercise routine?

Cameron Prins/ShutterstockIf you spend a lot of time exploring fitness content online, you might have come across the concept of heart rate zones. Heart rate zone training has become more popular in r...

Australia just made a billion-dollar bet on building the world’s first ‘useful’ quantum computer in Brisbane. Will it pay off?

PsiQuantumThe Australian government has announced a pledge of approximately A$940 million (US$617 million) to PsiQuantum, a quantum computing start-up company based in Silicon Valley.Half of the fundi...

Australia just made a billion-dollar bet on building the world’s first ‘useful’ quantum computer in Brisbane. Will it pay off?
PsiQuantumThe Australian government has announced a pledge of approximately A$940 million (US$617 million) to PsiQuantum, a quantum computing start-up company based in Silicon Valley.Half of the fundi…
Long before politicians called to ‘stop the boats’, First Nations people welcomed arrivals from Indonesia
Earlier this year, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of not supporting Operation Sovereign Borders – the military-led border security operation that has &ldq…
Most kids are only coached by men in junior sport – women need to be part of the picture, too
Ask your son or daughter, niece, or nephew to draw you a picture of a sport coach. They will most probably draw a man. Why?Our latest research published in the Psychology of Sport and Exercise Journal…
What is pathological demand avoidance – and how is it different to ‘acting out’?
Shutterstock/Brian A. Jackson“Charlie” is an eight-year-old child with autism. Her parents are worried because she often responds to requests with insults, aggression and refusal. Simple d…
‘Invisible’ consultants help companies write sustainability reports. Here’s why that’s a problem
witsarut sakorn/ShutterstockAround the world, more and more companies are publishing sustainability reports – public scorecards detailing their impacts on society and the environment. Environmen…
Underwater cultural heritage: why we’re studying ‘orphaned objects’ to work out which shipwrecks they came from
Hence Kertajaya/ShutterstockA lot of the recent talk about maritime issues in Southeast Asia has focused on issues such as security, the Blue Economy, law enforcement and climate change. But there&rsq…
We spent 2 years in deep underground caves to bring this extraordinary fossil to light
The fossil skeleton in a secluded alcove of the cave.Rob French/Museums VictoriaPitch-black darkness. Crushing squeezes, muddy passages, icy waterfalls. Bats and spiders. Abseiling over ledges into th…
Why the potential for another Donald Trump presidency is making Iran very nervous
There’s been much talk in recent months about what a possible second Donald Trump presidency in the United States could mean for Europe, Russia’s war in Ukraine, the Israel-Palestinian con…
Does fighting inflation always lead to recession? What 60 years of NZ data can tell us
GettyImagesfatido/Getty ImagesThere is an ongoing global debate over whether the high inflation seen in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic can be lowered without a recession. New Zealand is not im…

Thinking like a Buddhist about coronavirus can calm the mind and help us focus
Sabine Schulte/Unsplash, CC BYThe coronavirus pandemic is challenging our health, work, family, food…
New laws for the high seas: four key issues the UN talks need to tackle
United Nations negotiations begin today in New York on the elements of an international agreement to…
How to stop businesses stealing from their employees
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The Influence of Litigation Funding on Case Outcomes

Comparing Wedding Catering in Sydney vs. Buffet Catering fo…

What just happened to Bonza? Why new budget airlines always…

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Australians lose $5,200 a minute to scammers. There’s a simple thing the government could do to reduce this. Why won’t they?

The Eta Aquariid meteor shower is about to peak and could be the best this century – here’s how to catch it

Will New Zealand’s school phone ban work? Let’s see what it does for students’ curiosity

Chalmers outlines a more ‘risk-based’ foreign investment policy and guardrails around Future Made in Australia

What are heart rate zones, and how can you incorporate them into your exercise routine?

Australia just made a billion-dollar bet on building the world’s first ‘useful’ quantum computer in Brisbane. Will it pay off?

Australia just made a billion-dollar bet on building the world’s first ‘useful’ quantum computer in Brisbane. Will it pay off?

Long before politicians called to ‘stop the boats’, First Nations people welcomed arrivals from Indonesia

Most kids are only coached by men in junior sport – women need to be part of the picture, too

What is pathological demand avoidance – and how is it different to ‘acting out’?

‘Invisible’ consultants help companies write sustainability reports. Here’s why that’s a problem

Underwater cultural heritage: why we’re studying ‘orphaned objects’ to work out which shipwrecks they came from

We spent 2 years in deep underground caves to bring this extraordinary fossil to light

Why the potential for another Donald Trump presidency is making Iran very nervous

Does fighting inflation always lead to recession? What 60 years of NZ data can tell us

Thinking like a Buddhist about coronavirus can calm the mind and help us focus

New laws for the high seas: four key issues the UN talks need to tackle

How to stop businesses stealing from their employees

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