Employers hoping to return to a traditional workplace where you leave your home to go to work are likely to be disappointed.

Can you believe there’s a right and a wrong way to hold your phone? Apparently there is. If you rest your phone on your pinkie, while your thumb does all the scrolling, then read on.

An Australian Government review into online safety has blamed trolls and internet harassment on Big Tech companies for not enforcing their own rules properly.

A more significant Chinese military presence in the Solomons could change how the ADF supports the local police in the Solomons.

Tim Fernandez discusses the advantages of building the next submarine base at Port Kembla.

Russian warship Moskva sunk by Ukrainian anti-ship missile, US says, backing claims by Kyiv.

Air Vice-Marshal Cath Roberts—speaks about the unconscious bias against young women who want to join the defence force—not necessarily from the young women but from their parents.

A new report has found that larger vehicles are much more likely than cars to hit and kill pedestrians, suggesting that car drivers might better see pedestrians than drivers of larger vehicles.

In a rare bipartisan approach, Democrat and Republican leaders in the

Sport is woven into Australian culture, but the relationship between sport and gambling has again surfaced after betting agency Sportsbet was fined a record $A2.5 million for breaching Australia’s spam laws earlier this month (March).