The July 2nd federal election will be the third in a row called by a prime minister who took office mid-term. Polling currently suggests it will be another close race, with a hung parliament possible.
Amid the debates about how the two major parties would manage the economy if elected, it’s interesting to consider the interplay between...
Food is being deconstructed, politicised, scrutinised and replaced altogether.AAPOur new series “Tastes of a nation” looks at our food crazy culture: from the politics of “Dude Food” to the moralising that now accompanies our eating choices.
Why is food such a big deal these days? Both inside and outside academia, it has...
Route mapping apps such as Strava are popular with cyclists, but you need to protect your privacyShutterstock/antbThere are plenty of smartphone apps that can help map your movements as you are driving, cycling, running or just out for a good walk. Many of these apps encourage you to share your route publicly on websites or with friends on social...
New research published today in the Medical Journal of Australia shows that 9% of New South Wales smokers and recent quitters, and 16% of those aged 18–29, are currently using e-cigarettes. Most of these use them less than weekly, suggesting widespread curiosity use.
As has been repeatedly found overseas, the vast majority of people who vape...
In today’s fast-moving financial markets, many new and experienced traders wonder whether automated trading systems — often called trading robots, expert advisors (EAs), or algorithmic bots — can real...
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Physical retail is back and it’s booming. Shopping centres across Australia are preparing for one of the biggest Christmas and Boxing Day sale seasons on record, driven by strong consumer confidence...
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Agile Energy is now positioned to play a defining role in reducing energy costs for Australian businesses and fast-tracking the nation’s transformation into a globally competitive green economic pow...
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