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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...

CrowdStrike crash: how invasive is cyber security software?

On Friday, the world suffered what many have described as the largest IT outage in history, when 8.5 million Windows computers crashed and wouldn’t...

Kamala Harris endorsed as Biden exits race

US President Joe Biden has announced on Sunday (21 July) he is withdrawing from the White House, endorsing Vice-President Kamala Harris to take over...

Chris Bowen: India a ‘top-rank’ renewable energy partnership

Energy and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has described India and Australia’s renewable energy partnership as ‘top-rank’. Minister Bowen joined Australian and Indian energy...

Usha Vance: Indian-origin wife of Trump’s VP running mate

Former US President Donald Trump on Monday (15 July) picked JD Vance, a first-time senator from Ohio, as his running mate and nominee for...

Survey: Give Service NSW Business Bureau an insight

The Service NSW Business Bureau is your expert partner, providing free and wide range of personalised support for your business. While it is essential to inform you about...

UK Elections: 26 Indian-origin MPs in UK Parliament

Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak, the first Indian-origin person to have served as the UK Prime Minister, leads the pack after having secured victory...

A Good Deal?: Chinese electric vehicles in the Australian Market

China’s electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are having a moment. For a long time, the race to electrify motoring has been almost synonymous with American carmaker...

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