Futureproofing Victorian roads requires governments to think out of the box
The Victorian premier recently acknowledged that more could be done to construct and repair roads across the state. As an RMIT engineering expert explains, longer term solutions could be delivered by exploring innovative technologies and advanced construction techniques.
Landlords should utilise government incentives to make private rental stock warmer in winter
Poor infrastructure and regulation across the national private rental housing market forces many renters to live in poor conditions. An RMIT expert explains why rentals are so cold and how landlords can improve living conditions for their tenants.
Rising participation of women in Victorian sport sector: New research reveals progress and challenges
New research from RMIT University shows greater overall participation from women in the Victorian sport sector workforce, but a need to improve retention and career development.
We need to talk about the GST
The Howard government introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST) to simplify the tax system and reduce tax avoidance. The broad-based tax of 10 per cent applies to most goods, services and items sold or consumed in Australia. Next month marks 25 years since the GST was introduced – and an RMIT expert argues that it's time the system was reformed.
Should you trust Google’s AI Overview?
Google provides users with AI summaries on their search results, but can we trust the information it generates? An RMIT expert explains how Google’s AI Overview works and how users can effectively use the tool.
How is sunscreen protection tested – and is it reliable?
A new report has found popular sunscreen brands may not be meeting their SPF protection claims. But how is sunscreen protection tested – and is it reliable? An RMIT expert explains.
RMIT and Wyndham City Council partner to upskill local businesses
RMIT University will partner with Wyndham City Council to deliver an innovative new business program, Partnering on the Future: Wyndham AI for Business.
Slip, slop, scam: popular sunscreen brands fall short on SPF claims
A report by Choice has revealed some popular sunscreen brands may be failing to meet the SPF protection claims displayed on their labels. An RMIT expert explains how this impacts both the brands and their customers.
