Australia was making significant strides in fashion in the 1990s, but the championing of Indigenous models, designers and multicultural identity is essential to make a new mark on global fashion.

A Charles Sturt University artificial intelligence expert highlights the predicament of ‘AI data labellers’ and urges industry and governments to urgently address this problem to ensure AI supply chains are ethical. But the key question is: how?

The Brisbane Lions won from outside the top four ladder positions in the 2024 AFL Grand Final, as one of only a few other teams to manage this feat in AFL/VFL history.

Five general practitioners and academics from across the country weighed in on the debate on whether school nurses should weigh students - and their decision was unanimous.

It’s rare for a young person to not have their own smartphone nowadays, but are they keeping themselves and their data safe?

Paris is hosting its first Paralympics, and Australia is bringing a strong team with many medal hopefuls.

A Charles Sturt University academic explains that the recent change of Australia’s terrorism threat to ‘probable’ arises in the context that history continues to show that waves of terrorism occur when there is political and social unrest.

Optical illusions, quantum mechanics and neural networks might seem to be quite unrelated topics at first glance. However, …

Eating oranges at half-time has been a popular and long-standing tradition at junior sports, but where and why did it start?