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AI is set to transform science – but will we understand the results?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has taken centre stage in basic science. The five winners of the 2024...
The rising death toll from climate-charged fire in the landscape
Inhaling smoke is bad for you. Smoke from any kind of fire, from bonfire to burn-off to uncontro...
Humanising AI could lead us to dehumanise ourselves
Irish writer John Connolly once said[1]: The nature of humanity, its essence, is to feel another’s pain as one’s own, and to act to take that pain away. For most of our history, we believed empathy was …
It would cost billions, but pay for itself over time. The economic case for air conditioning every Australian school
Later this week the government will receive the report of the year-long independent inquiry[1] into its handling of the COVID pandemic. Among the issues it will have to contend with is air quality[2], in parti…
Do electric cars greatly increase the average mass of cars on the road? Not in Australia
Statements have been circulating online[1], including leading news platforms[2], that battery electric cars will greatly increase the average mass of the on-road fleet. This claim is used as an argument again…
How light helped shape our skin colour, eyes and curly hair
Welcome to our ‘Light and health’ series. Over six articles, we look at how light affects our physical and mental health in sometimes surprising ways. For most of our evolutionary history, human activity has…
Australia
Albanese government launches Small Business Cyber Resilience Service
The Albanese Labor Government is delivering more support to help small businesses prevent and recover from cyber...
Donald Trump and Peter Dutton have both embraced populism. Are working-class voters buying it?
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has often been accused of copying[1] former US President Donald[2] Trump’s[3] tactics[4]. Some analysts even refer to Dutton, like Trump, as a “populist[5]” who seeks …
A technical fix to keep kids safe online? Here’s what happened last time Australia tried to make a ‘clean’ internet
For anyone who has been online in Australia longer than a decade or so, the discussion around current proposals to set a minimum age for social media use[1] might trigger a touch of déjà vu. Betw…
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A technical fix to keep kids safe online? Her…
For anyone who has been online in Australia longer than a decade or so, the discussion around current proposals...
How light helped shape our skin colour, eyes …
Welcome to our ‘Light and health’ series. Over six articles, we look at how light affects our physical and ment...
Labor retains office at ACT election; US pres…
The Labor Party has won a seventh consecutive ACT election. The ACT uses the Hare Clark proportional representat...
Rising childhood anxiety shows need for suppo…
Anxiety and other mental health issues among school-aged children, often caused by bullying, continue to rise, ...
How extreme weather and costs of housing and insurance trap some households in a vicious cycle
Climate change is increasing the risk of extreme weather events[1] for Australian households. Floods…
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s death is a defining moment, but it will not end the war
The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, one of the masterminds behind the group’s horrific October 7…
Could a recent ruling change the game for scam victims? Here’s why the banks will be watching closely
In Australia, it’s scam victims who foot the bill for the overwhelming majority of the money lost …
Tech can help kids connect with nature and go outdoors – here are tips to make it work
Young children’s lives are increasingly spent indoors. They have less access to green spaces[1], t…
With reports Kamala Harris might join Joe Rogan for a chat, the U…
It was big news[1] in the podcasting world when US Vice-President Kamala Harris recently sat down with Alex Cooper’s Call...
Lea Redfern, Lecturer, Discipline of Media and Communications, University of Sydney
A new book reveals much of Trump’s success is based on a myth he …
Lucky Loser[1] tells the story of Donald Trump’s less-than-stellar business career and how he was able to misrepresent it a...
John Hawkins, Senior Lecturer, Canberra School of Politics, Economics and Society, University of Canberra
Australia donates 49 Abrams tanks to Ukraine
The Albanese government is giving 49 M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, despite earlier this year apparently playing down the ...
Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
The Times Features
The Australian government has introduced new cyber security laws. Here’s what you need to know
The Albanese government today introduced long-awaited legislation to parliament which is set to revolutionise Australia’s cyber security preparedness. The legislation[1], if p...
Ingenia Holiday Parks an Official Event Partner for Repco Bathurst 1000
- Ingenia Holiday Parks - one of Australia’s leading holiday park operators with over 35 sites along the East Coast - is partnering with Supercars for this weekend’s 2024 Repco...
How a Business Loan Broker Can Help You Secure Financing
Securing financing can be a pivotal moment for any business, particularly for SMEs and startups that are eager to expand but may lack sufficient cash flow or collateral. Thi…
Australia now protects more ocean than any other country on earth
Australia now protects more ocean than any other country on earth, with the Albanese Labor Government signing off a massive 310,000 km2 expansion of the sub-Antarctic Heard …
Australia has an extraordinary 13 million spare bedrooms. Here’s how to use at least some of them to ease the housing crisis
While there’s little relief in sight for Australia’s housing crisis, with new projects years away from completion[1], there appear to be as many as 13 million[2] unused spare …
HeadBox 3D Studio: Solution To Destination Bookings Without The Travel
HeadBox 3D Studio Launches In Australia To Revolutionise How Holidays Are Planned HeadBox 3D Studio has launched in Australia, revolutionising how holiday-makers book and…
The first independent study of abuse in the Australian Defence Force is damning
“Participants expected the costs of war, but they were not prepared for the costs of service,” explain Ben Wadham and James Connor in their new book, the first independent…
Times Magazine
Breaking the silence: Supporting women through perimenopause and menopause
October is Menopause Awareness Month, a time dedicated to addressing the silence and lack of support surrounding perimenopause and menopause—two critical stages in a ...
Creating a Healthier Coop with Natural Bedding
Choose the right bedding this is the first step to providing a healthy atmosphere for your hens. Natural bedding materials promote improved air quality with minimal smells, disease prevention…
The Benefits of Collaborative Family Law for Amicable Resolutions
Looking to resolve their disputes outside of court often find themselves exploring various options to reach a peaceful resolution. Whether it involves co-parenting arrangements, financial set…
Times Real Estate
Induction Stove vs Electric Stove: How to Choose the Perfect …
If you're in the market for a new cooktop, you've likely come across the age-old debate of induction stove vs electric stove...
5 Essential Electrical Safety Tips for Brisbane Homeowners
As Brisbane continues to grow, so does the need for homeowners to ensure their properties are electrically safe. Whether yo...
Albanese government launches Small Business Cyber Resilience Service
The Albanese Labor Government is delivering more support to help small businesses prevent and recover from cyber...
Donald Trump and Peter Dutton have both embraced populism. Are working-class voters buying it?
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has often been accused of copying[1] former US President Donald[2] Trump’s[3] tactics[4]. Some analysts even refer to Dutton, like Trump, as a “populist[5]” who seeks …
A technical fix to keep kids safe online? Here’s what happened last time Australia tried to make a ‘clean’ internet
For anyone who has been online in Australia longer than a decade or so, the discussion around current proposals to set a minimum age for social media use[1] might trigger a touch of déjà vu. Betw…
Times Lifestyle
Purple Wiggle John Pearce goes Green with new food waste initiati…
Australia is in the midst of a food-waste crisis with new research revealing our bad habits are placing future generation...
Christmas gifting made easy | Once Upon Photobooks
Unique Christmas gift ideas are hard to come by - Once Upon photobooks are changing that. Modernising the way we collec...
Discover the REESE'S Chocolate Experience
The Anything But Ordinary Restaurant Collaboration Sydney for one night only: ‘The REESE'S-taurant at Grana Privato’ is ...
Business Times
Digital Nomads are Taking to the Seas
With digital nomadism reaching 40 million people globally, remote work is rapidly expanding. Currently, 16% of companies ...
Balancing AI and Human Touch in Customer Service: A Critical Appr…
As AI-driven tools become more common in customer service—from voice assistants to automated chatbots—businesses are left...
SeaLink Marine & Tourism Partners with Clontarf Foundation to…
SeaLink Marine & Tourism is delighted to announce a new three-year partnership with the Clontarf Foundation. This par...