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With 24/7 news access at our fingertips, the distressing nature of global conflict, political upheaval and a constant barrage of news and traumatising imagery can take its toll. An RMIT expert comments on how we can balance the need to stay informed with what’s best for our mental health.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is creating ripple effects across global supply chains, particularly impacting fuel supply in Australia. An RMIT expert explains how disruptions to energy, shipping and key inputs are beginning to place pressure on other imported goods and prices.

RMIT recently welcomed a delegation from Singapore Institute of Management Global Education (SIM) to the Melbourne campus, marking the first official visit to the University by SIM Global Education Provost Professor Jorg Bley.

Australian researchers have demonstrated the world’s first proof-of-concept quantum battery, opening new possibilities for faster, more efficient energy storage.

Researchers have unlocked the possibility of creating smart wound dressings that enable real-time monitoring while also being able to deliver healing agents in one simple, scalable platform.

This month, students from RMIT’s Essendon Education Academy (EEA) and Melbourne Cricket Education Academy (MCEA) attended the inaugural Business of Sport Symposium, mixing with representatives from across the Australian sporting landscape.

Australia is seeing a rise in the use of virtual private networks (VPNs), as users look to protect their privacy or bypass new online age-verification requirements. An RMIT expert explains.

Australian shoppers are facing higher prices on chocolate in the lead‑up to Easter with reports of noticeable increases across shelves. An RMIT supply chain expert unpacks the complex and ever-changing reasons behind increased prices.