The major parties are overlooking retrofit in the housing crisis debate
Federal policies have this week focussed on new builds to help ease the housing crisis, but what about existing housing stock? An RMIT expert explains why it’s important for the government to provide more support for retrofit solutions.
Will first home buyer election pledges actually help the housing crisis?
Both major parties have unveiled policies to tackle the Australian housing crisis. Labor has proposed a shared equity scheme to reduce deposit requirements while the Coalition would allow larger loans for first home buyers. But would the schemes actually work? An RMIT expert comments.
Better safeguards required to protect Australians against cyber attacks
Some of Australia's largest superannuation funds have been targeted by a major cyber attack; with about $500,000 stolen and member data breached across thousands of accounts. An RMIT expert explains.
How will Trump's tariffs actually affect you?
The United States will implement reciprocal tariffs from next week, with potential impacts to the cost of imported products. An RMIT expert comments.
Do we need one more streaming service in Australia?
Streaming platform Max will be a blow to Binge when it launches in Australia on Monday, an RMIT expert reveals.
Aspiring pilots awarded exclusive aviation scholarship
Six final-year RMIT students have been awarded a unique aviation scholarship, bolstering the domestic pipeline of aviation professionals.
Vic bail reforms might be ‘tough’, but they aren’t effective
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen introduced bail reform legislation to parliament today following a Change.org petition from radio presenters Fifi Box and Brendan Fevola calling for bail reform.
RMIT students gain a degree as part of full-time employment, in unique new learning model
RMIT has begun delivering a unique 'earn and learn’ learning model, where students gain their qualification while working full-time with an industry partner.
