New research has found that manufactured chemicals, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), can be transmitted in the air, which could become a significant risk due to the amount of time we are now spending indoors.

Australia’s future security and economic prosperity depends on developing deep technology organisations that turn research into commercial products.

This article argues that Australia can learn from what enabled the UK to win the Battle of Britain—geography, number of aircraft and pilots, training, serviceability and sortie rates.

Despite a lot of talk about the USA moving to a digital currency, many financial experts are yet to be convinced

Access to German archives has enabled a better understanding of why the Royal Air Force won the Battle of Britain.

Concerns are increasing about rising rates of mental health problems and suicide among doctors.

In 2015 hypertension caused the death of 8.5 million people globally, but most people with this condition go untreated because they are unaware that they have it.

It’s important that employers make the post-pandemic return to work as least stressful as possible for their employees

Australia's relationship with Japan has grown from one based on trade to one where mutual military cooperation is vital for the region's security.

If directly attacked, and in the South Pacific, Australia can expect strong New Zealand support but not necessarily in conflicts in Southeast Asia or Papua New Guinea.