Low-carbon aviation may take off on landfill gas
A low-carbon aviation industry is a step closer thanks to a world-first development by researchers at the University of Sydney.
A team led by Professor PJ Cullen has
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From handwritten tickets to AI – 30 years of CTM
If you’re preparing to travel this year, spare a thought for the 1990s when catching a plane meant packing a book to read, smoking in the cabin had just been banned,
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US facing the reality of the dying American Dream
In his autobiography A Promised Land, former US President Barack Obama outlined the core aspirations that united all Americans.
Chief among them was that, after a
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Cross gives victims of fraud a voice
By Elissa Lawrence
The devastating impact of fraud has far-reaching consequences. QUT’s Professor Cassandra Cross has made it her mission to give victims of fraud a
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Focus on pornography as driver of misogyny
The Federal Government will make it harder for young people to access pornography as it grapples with the misogyny underpinning the increase in men’s violence against
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Coast home for national PTSD research
The Sunshine Coast is home to a new national research centre dedicated to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
The University of the Sunshine Coast’s National PTSD
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Morawska joins Mandela and Kennedy on Academy list
QUT Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska has been elected to the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Science.
A world-leading air quality expert, Professor
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Most roles will not require specialist AI skills
Most workers are unlikely to need specialist artificial intelligence (AI) skills but the technology will fundamentally change the work they do.
That is the conclusion of
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Indigenous respiratory illness needs early intervention
With respiratory-related hospitalisations for Indigenous people well over twice the rate of other Australians, public health strategies are needed to address underlying
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Mixed reaction to changes in youth crime law
Changes to youth justice laws that remove “detention as a last resort” will not make Queenslanders safer, according to the state’s peak social services body.
QCOSS
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