Can animals sense Earthquakes?
Victorians have been facing various challenges over the last couple of months with harsh lockdowns, rising…
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Can I Take My Neighbour’s Oranges?
Most of us have gone on a COVID-safe approved walk around our neighbourhoods for a bit…
Monday Morning Bright Spots
As the week gets off to a roll, we bring you a few bright spots to…
Green Roofs Boost Solar Power
Think Sustainability Episode 151 Green roofs have a myriad of benefits including attracting biodiversity, reducing air…
Pacific Conversations: Bruce Appleyard and the Principles of Livabilit...
Bruce Appleyard is an American city planner and urban designer, theorist, consultant, academic, and author. He…
Big Tech and the Future of Democracy
Technology platforms have become ubiquitous in our lives, effectively public utilities despite being run by private…
Building Resilient Food Systems
Think Sustainability Episode 150 In a special World Food Day episode of Think: Sustainability we invite…
The Promise of Bioplastics
Think Sustainability Episode 149 Plastic pollution is an undeniable problem. One solution proposed to help solve…
60% of people with mental illnesses will not seek help
For almost 2 decades now, the non-profit Black Dog Institute has been working to help improve…
World Space Week: Australia’s Contribution to Space Research
This week is World Space Week, but you knew that already. It is "an international celebration…
Rising Surveillance Powers – a Threat to Digital Privacy?
Australia’s surveillance powers are on the rise. Earlier this year, as the biggest crime sting in…
Where are all the females? Medical research heavily male-focused
Medical research has advanced society year after year, but the vast majority of health and physiology…