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The RMIT researchers solving our big micropollution problem

Small particles, massive problem. Micropollutants are polluting our waterways, our air, our soil and even our organs. But an Australian invention quickly removing these hazardous...

Jacob John, first Indian-Australian to chair a 3GPP, honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award

Jacob John When Jacob John stepped down last week after 11 years as chair of a 3GPP working group – the longest tenure in...

How Perth student Yash Fatania’s space dream came true

Yash Fatania In October or November last year, Yash Fatania’s supervisor gave him a hint: he might get the opportunity to work on a satellite...

Campbell Wilson: 470 reasons to be CEO of Air India

India’s national carrier is going through massive change after moving from government to private ownership. Overseeing this transformation is Campbell Wilson, CEO and MD...

How to win a presidential debate: Lie confidently and shamelessly

The Presidential Debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump was their first-ever face-to-face meeting. More pivotal than expected? Possibly. Exceeded broadcast...

How dung beetle navigation inspired a UniSA study

Insects solve problems that machines still can’t, says Professor Javaan Chahl, DST Joint Chair of Sensor Systems at the University of South Australia. Chahl and...

Perceptions of the South Asian Diaspora on Trump and the US Elections

The South Asian diaspora, an economically influential group in the US, has a complex view of Donald Trump. It is an immigrant community, torn...

Kiwi dairy fined for Indian butter in ‘100% Pure NZ’ products

A Hamilton-based dairy company, Milkio Foods Limited, has been fined for falsely advertising its products as "100% Pure New Zealand" despite using imported ingredients,...

Mahindra XUV700: Packing a punch

The XUV700 is Mahindra’s flagship SUV. Even though you will mostly see this vehicle on suburban roads, the safe and stylish seven-seater is not...

Half of Asian migrants don’t understand Aus voting system

When an election rolls around, most of us know what to do on voting day. With varying degrees of enthusiasm, we go to our...

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