Australians on the move to escape climate extremes: Tasmania favoured

A nationwide survey commissioned by a leading Charles Sturt University researcher has found that 22 per cent of Australians who intend to move home in the next 12 months say their decision is influenced by climate change or extreme weather events.

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The under-16s social media ban; the biggest risks emerge when people turn to untrusted services

A Charles Sturt University computer networks expert warns that with the recent social media bans for under-16s in Australia, the biggest risks emerge when people turn to untrusted services, believing they provide privacy.

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Beyond teeth and terror: what we don’t know about great white sharks may matter most

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New research shows songbirds have spread mistletoe love for 25 million Christmases

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Safer, not just smarter: AI-driven cyber resilience in water systems engineering

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