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RMIT experts are available for comment on topics relating to the post-COVID-19 recovery including business, property, economic policy and sport.

Researchers from RMIT’s School of Property, Construction and Project Management are available to talk about housing, household energy bills and the Federal Budget.

An RMIT expert weighs in on the federal government’s tax cuts, which will come into effect for all Australians from July.

PhD graduate Dr Jessica Borg’s experience at work inspired her to research how the construction industry can better support graduates entering the industry

RMIT Melbourne is hosting the 22nd World Building Congress, confirming its status as a leading university in building and built environment research.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Andrew Sturgess' claim that fire ratings as high as this year have never been seen before.

The European Union (EU) system of Geographical Indications (GIs) has been a prominent means of promoting provenance as a basis for success in European and

Buying or selling a property is usually the most significant financial decision of one's lifetime. However, many buyers lack experience with auctions, bidding, and negotiation, putting them at a disadvantage against sellers who have experienced agents working with them. Also, due to lack of experience, buyers are vulnerable to various psychological biases that could negatively affect their decision-making process.

Claims that the Voice to Parliament referendum aims to create a UN-sanctioned totalitarian republic are based on a fabricated quote.

New report from RMIT urban policy experts recommends using Australia’s tax system to force investors to improve conditions for private renters.