People in the West seem to have a bleak vision of the prospects for our way of life and even for the survival of humanity.YorkBerlin/ShutterstockA new, four-nation study has found people rate the risks of global threats to humanity surprisingly high. These perceptions are likely to be important, socially and politically, in shaping how humanity...
Chairman and major shareholder of 7-Eleven Russ Withers sits in a Senate Committee hearing in Melbourne.Julian Smith/AAPThere is perhaps no phrase more hackneyed in the corporate world than: “good ethics is good business”. Against the image of the ruthless business baron who will stop at nothing in the pursuit of wealth and power, the...
Around 85% of Australian women have a repeat caesarean, but it's often not necessary.Kati Molin/ShutterstockWe’ve come a long way from the first documented successful caesarean. In 1500, Jacob Nufer, a Swiss farmer who castrated pigs for a living, operated on his wife after a labour of several days involving 13 midwives. Both mother and baby...
The following remarks on the future of elections sketch the ambitious scope of an exciting Sydney/Berlin research project launched last week at the the University of Sydney
We live in times shaped by the conviction that periodic ‘free and fair’ elections are the heart and soul of democracy. Since 1945, when only a dozen parliamentary...
Dignitaries inaugurate the new store On July 12, 2025, Melbourne, the vibrant pearl of the southern hemisphere, Chairman and President of BYD Co., Ltd. Mr. Wang Chuanfu inaugurated and awarded the ...
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Photo by Gabrielle Henderson on Unsplash Australia's startup ecosystem is having a moment in the sun. Out of 1,257 unicorns globally, eight hail from Australia. Yet, trade and economic policy uncerta...
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The commercial dining industry is incredibly fast-paced and constantly needs upgrades to attract the target audience. Every entrepreneur in this sector, without exception, faces numerous challenges...
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