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Bridging continents: How Amsterdam's vision can power Australia’s future

Australian states could have green, urban and citizen-centred cities just like Amsterdam in ...  
AUSVOTES ECONOMIC FACTS #10: Employment rising under Labor

The economy is a dominant issue in the Election. From now until polling day, Independent Australia ...  
Rethinking 5G: Why faster isn’t always better, especially in regional Australia

We are losing service quality and reliability by judging networks by the wrong metrics.  
Beyond ANU: Rethinking Australia’s university funding crisis

Financial strain faced by the ANU highlights a need for a strategy that puts students, research ...  
The strategic edge: How statistical analysis transforms your League of Legends performance

In the ever-evolving world of League of Legends, the difference between climbing the ranked ladder ...  
The oligopoly that is Australian politics

Dr Kim Sawyer discusses Australia's political duopoly and why our first voting preferences matt ...  
AUSVOTES ECONOMIC FACTS #7: Under Labor, Australia is more productive

The economy is a dominant issue in the Election. From now until polling day, Independent Australia ...  
Satellite and 6G technology set to revolutionise emergency services

The Labor Government is considering legislation to mandate access to the 000 emergency service ...  
Peter Dutton's migration cut numbers don't add up

Peter Dutton's claims to free up 40,000 homes through migration are nowhere close to accurate. ...  
NBN Co's wireless upgrade a big boost, but Musk's Starlink still a challenge

The recent completion of NBN Co’s fixed wireless upgrade program should be seen as part of a ...  
Promises to downsize 'Big Australia' immigration remain vague

A few weeks out from the federal election, both major parties are focused on immigration — but ...  
Academics should edit Wikipedia — the question is how, not if

The rise in popularity of AI has led to an increased need for Wikipedia to be as accurate as ...  
Emerging trend driving the looming breakup of Big Tech

While commercialism has traditionally shaped the restructuring of large corporations, it's now ...  
'Careless People' and Meta's unprincipled corporate dominance

Attempts by Meta to shut down a new tell-all book savaging the organisation have had the oppo ...  
Newsrooms cry misery, but facts support spending boom

Most Australians are enjoying increasing wealth and income as Labor’s reforms come to fruitio ...  
ANZ abandons business model to go cashless

ANZ's push to go cashless is leaving questions as to what even defines a bank and begging for gove ...  
Athletes' Olympic climate plea: A contradiction

Dear incoming IOC president, you can end the whole charade once and for all.  
Libs' latest NBN bashing: Big on blame, short on Liberal liability

The way forward is to keep the NBN publicly owned and continue investing in fibre expansion. ...  

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