Loss of the Tongan fibre-optic undersea cable (which provides phone and internet services) demonstrates the vulnerability of communications to natural hazards not just in Tonga but in any remote Pacific Island country.

Most people enjoy making close relationships at work, but COVID-19 has changed the work environment, which has made it harder to maintain those relationships.

Germany is showing a renewed interest in the Indo-Pacific, enhancing cooperation with Australia and like-minded countries and implementing a values-based foreign policy.

Australians can expect to live longer—and it’s all thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.

When land is in short supply and/or temperatures are extreme, building underground can sometimes help; but experts warn that planning solutions need to be sustainable.

We may have heard the saying ‘actions speak louder than words; so according to this Forbes article, putting your words into action will make you much more credible as a leader.

In 1906 when the UK launched HMS Dreadnought, she was the most powerful battleship globally, but she was soon superseded by newer and better battleships.

Some Australians ask why their lymph nodes are swollen and sore following a COVID-19 booster vaccine.

The trend for people to transition to low carbon careers could have recruitment and retention implications for high carbon emitting organisations like the ADF.

US President Joe Biden has told Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida that the United States was ‘completely’ committed to defending Japan.