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As Pornhub embraces Apple’s new age verification in Australia, this could be the start of a broader shift in the tech industry.
Policies that encourage less tobacco use overall are critical to tackling the illicit tobacco problem.
Premier Ben Carroll, Opposition Leader Jess Wilson, One Nation’s Colleen Harkin and pollster Tony Barry preview November 28’s closely watched election.
This win could sour the economic argument for developing new coal and gas projects in NSW, and possibly Australia.
New Stan series Gnomes embraces the cultural cringe of Australianness in a way that’s thoroughly disarming.
Your eyes detect when darkness falls, triggering the brain to produce melatonin. But do supplements always have the same effect?
Limiting the superannuation debate to whether the age of entitlement should be raised crowds out other options for funding a sustainable retirement system.
Catherine Chidgey’s novel The Starving Bride is a disturbing and bleakly funny portrait of a society attempting to distract itself from mounting disasters.
Scandinavian design is rooted in a philosophy that seems to make life easier. But it’s been turned into a bland colour palette.
New research has linked teachers’ wellbeing to students’ motivation and academic performance.
Apps and wearables are often built on invisible assumptions that might not be relevant to you. A new study shows how we can change that.
AI systems tend to focus on the person speaking – but the listener plays just as big a part in communication.
Limiting our attention to short-term workforce needs ignores a much bigger conversation about what it will take for regional Australia to thrive in the future.
For more than 800 years, frequent cultural burning kept this land as stable, open woodland.
The October 23 listing could be Australia’s biggest in three decades. Many workers look set to own a piece of Firmus via their super – whether they want to or not.
Ultra-short digital content can now be produced, tested and recommended to viewers faster than ever before.
Restorative justice is an alternative pathway that focuses on repairing harm, rather than on criminal penalties.
The apology, with the news that personnel and veterans can apply to have historical homosexual convictions wiped from their records, are a well overdue step.
Smaller electric trucks are already on Australian city streets. As battery prices fall, bigger trucks will become viable – especially if there’s no driver.
Turkey and Pakistan are poised to send troops to Saudi Arabia, but so far the Trump administration has avoided getting involved.
Inspired by New York, a Greens’ research thinktank is proposing a new national chain of public supermarkets. An economist explains the gaps in its $25 billion cost.
A new study examines ecosystems and species that are thriving against the odds.
For over two decades, Justene Williams has developed a distinctive visual language. Her survey show, Once We Were Mudskippers, is now at the Queensland Art Gallery.
A ‘sock puppet’ online is a false identity deployed deceptively, but that’s not how researchers use them.