Employee recognition is crucial for creating a positive and productive work environment. Regular and sincere appreciation can improve employee morale, motivation, and job satisfaction, leading to higher productivity and better employee retention. Effective recognition programs align with company values and goals, and should be timely, specific, and personalized to the employee.

The myth of laziness is debunked in this article, revealing that our culture's obsession with productivity is the root of our mental health crisis and that humans thrive with leisure and creativity.

The city-state will purchase another eight F-35B short take-off and vertical landing jets as its armed forces continue their modernization drive.

The Australian International Airshow & Aerospace and Defence Exposition has returned after a four-year COVID-enforced absence and is being hailed as its largest ever, with exhibition space sold out for the first time in the biennial event’s 30-year history.

Change management is a structured approach to transitioning individuals, teams, and organizations from a current state to a desired future state. It involves identifying and addressing barriers to change, communicating a clear vision and plan, engaging employees, and measuring success, among other factors.

After the bombing of Darwin in 1942, there was a fear that the Japanese would invade Australia—a new fighter, the Boomerang, was quickly designed and put into production.

The USA's Department of Defence is developing a workforce that can better focus on artificial intelligence and data-focused specializations.

Zelenskyy's approach to politics has been marked by his use of humour and his focus on connecting with average citizens, although some critics have expressed concerns about his lack of political experience.

The 2023 Avalon Airshow in Geelong, Australia, will see a record number of US participants with over 100 US companies showcasing their latest technologies and services.

Hoarding is a mental health disorder that prevents some people from living life to the full. It’s been increasing since COVID. But, according to Hoarding UK, potentially only 5% of hoarders come to the attention of professionals.