New ABS data reveals the state of housing is worsening
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released new data this week, which reveals the state of housing in Australia.
Ticketmaster users face the latest potential widespread hack
Ticketing giant, Ticketmaster, is alleged to be the latest victim of a cyberattack, with reporting suggesting about 560 million people could be affected globally.
Net-zero bill to focus on the transition of energy workers
The Net Zero Economy Authority Bill is being debated in parliament again today. An RMIT expert can comment on the pathway to net-zero.
Addressing Gender-Based Violence Annual Report 2023
RMIT has reached a significant point of reflection in our work to prevent, and respond to, gender-based violence at the University, with the release of our Addressing Gender-Based Violence Annual Report 2023.
China races to be the first country with flying taxis
Chinese companies are fast developing drone and air taxi technology after the ‘low-altitude economy’ was named a strategic priority in the Beijing national economic agenda.
Telstra slashing a tenth of its workforce
On Tuesday, Telstra announced it will be cutting up to 2,800 jobs as part of a major restructure. An RMIT expert is available to comment on how we got here, why these cuts may have occurred, and what could come next for the telecommunications company.
New report says Australian children are amongst the most bullied in the world
The Australian Council for Educational Research has released its second report, which reveals the latest data on bullying in English speaking countries – with Australian children facing some of the highest rates of bullying. An RMIT education expert is available for media commentary.
Microsoft unveils the future of AI assistant, Copilot
Microsoft Build kicked off this week, with the company announcing upgrades to its AI assistant, Copilot, and further integration with its new AI PCs. RMIT experts comment on the privacy concerns and potential of this technology.