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?

The death of one of Australia’s most-loved thoroughbreds, Black Caviar, saw an outpouring of grief, but also posed questions around what retirement looks like for champion mares.

Paris 2024 proved to be Australia’s most successful Olympics so far.

The demand for clean energy is increasing but authorities must make their demand for land more mutually beneficial to the communities impacted.

A Charles Sturt University academic and colleagues have recently warned in an article in The Conversation that new online environments also have the potential to enable new crimes.

Simone Biles is redefining what it means to be an athlete as the most decorated gymnast, male or female, in history.

A Charles Sturt University academic and colleague examine the chaotic history of the Olympics in Paris, where one games nearly ended the movement – and the other helped save it.