Twenty-nine people were injured and taken to hospital in the deadliest mass shooting in Australia since the Port Arthur massacre in 1996.

Sue O'Neill, PhD Student in Sociology, University of New Brunswick The words we use to describe gender-based violence (GBV), such as “victim,” “survivor” and “person with lived experience,” aren’t ...

Universities need to move away from competing over rankings, and instead focus on building a collaborative educational system that puts collective well-being first.

From viral jokes to deepfakes: when AI trivializes transgression, our collective moral compass falters. It is time to educate people about digital responsibility.

As the expenses affairs continues to roll through the Albanese government with Attorney-General Michelle Rowland needing to repay some of the money she billed taxpayers.

Reacting to the release by the Belarusian authorities of 123 individuals, including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski and Maryia Kalesnikava, prisoner of conscience and subject of Amnesty ...

Can scientists detect life without knowing what it looks like? Research using machine learning offers a new way ...

This week saw the launch of the final episode of our hit podcast Jane Austen’s Paper Trail (although a bonus Q&A episode is coming in January for any Austen fans experiencing withdrawal). Episode six ...

Whether Netflix or Paramount buys Warner Bros., entertainment oligopolies are back – bigger and more anticompetitive than ever ...

By Seth T. Kannarr, Ph.D. Candidate in Geography, University of Tennessee ...

A major mystery has surrounded the Hjortspring boat ever since its discovery: where did these invading warriors from the 4th century BC come from?

Inadequate sleep can have negative downstream effects on everyday cognitive functioning and mental health, which can then lead to even worse sleep.