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Former professional soccer players have high levels of depression and anxiety and struggle with decision-making in mid-life, according to new research. Study lead author

Researchers have developed a winged robot that can mimic sea birds and has the potential to explore vast areas of ocean above and beneath the surface. MIT Assistant

One night of testing may not be enough to correctly diagnose sleep apnoea, according to new research. Obstructive sleep apnoea is a common disorder in which breathing

Scientists are urging NASA to build a quarantine facility on the moon to protect the Earth from alien biohazards. A policy paper, released by McGill University, said

Non-bank lenders will soon need to share product information in line with major banks. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Commissioner Dr Ian

Brisbane’s property market is showing signs of coming off the boil after an “exceptional run” over the past five years. The Savill’s Research latest residential

The job market is remaining resilient across most OECD countries but real wages are at a five-year low. The OECD Employment Outlook 2026, released last night, also

By Alan Duncan and Steven Rowley After years of rapid growth, Australia’s housing market is beginning to cool. Auction clearance rates have softened, prices in Sydney

The world’s rugby union stars of tomorrow will descend on the Sunshine Coast this summer for the Global Youth Sevens. Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli said the

Disaster communications and response in Far North Queensland have been boosted by a doubling of satellite communication capabilities and the acquisition of an industrial

Filling out paper forms will soon be a thing of the past for millions of travellers to Australia as the Federal Government rolls out digital passenger cards. Federal

There has been an increase in scammers sending fake messages to consumers alerting them of a purchase they supposedly made and providing a phone number to stop

By Alice Grundy Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to protect Australian writers, musicians, artists and journalists, saying they “must retain ownership and

By Mark A Gregory Telstra’s recent national mobile network outage was one of the worst incidents of its kind in living memory. More than 600 calls to Triple Zero were

By Emma Baker For generations, Australia has been understood as a homeowning nation. And the expected housing pathway was relatively simple. Young adults left the family

By Danielle Einstein Phones and devices have become inextricably linked with everyday life. They store our credit cards, provide critical bus updates, and allow us to