The Australian Government plans to increase mineral production—especially 'rare earths'—to break Australia's almost complete reliance on China for critical minerals such as 'rare earths'.

The author of this article argues that referring to ‘generations’—gen, x, y etc.—is pointless due to the variation of attitudes and abilities within those so-called categories.

After having been affected by the worst floods on record, residents of Casino in the Richmond Valley Shire came out in force to thank Australian Defence Force personnel for their (desperately needed) assistance.

When Sarah Jackson first heard of brain-dumping, she didn’t think much of it; but after reading up on it, she decided to give it a shot for a week—and found it worked even better than she expected.

Sam Shead from CNBC argues that it is clear Ukraine is fiercely resisting the Russian invasion—but fewer people know that Ukrainian coders are also fighting a fierce cyber-war with Russia.

Cancer affects millions of people, and researchers are constantly working toward developing the best possible treatments. A study published recently in Nature found that one treatment in particular may prove very effective in treating leukaemia.

In the 1930's Soviet leader Joseph Stalin killed all potential rivals, about half of his officer corps and nearly a million other people who were deemed untrustworthy.

The digital world has provided us with numerous opportunities; but living in a digital society comes with disadvantages too—and people need to be educated on the potential risks of the internet.

In a speech made while visiting Australia, US Chief of Space Operations Gen Raymond highlighted the importance of Space for the USA and its allies.

This article examines the performance of aircrew deployed during the Spanish Civil War.