In 1906 when the UK launched HMS Dreadnought, she was the most powerful battleship globally, but she was soon superseded by newer and better battleships.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

While the modern workplace is being reshaped to accommodate people working from home, it’s also an opportune time to re-think specific phrases we commonly use in meetings.

For the first time, a pig-heart has been successfully transplanted into a human, with the human surviving the operation.

No matter the casualties, Putin is determined to gain small military victories at all costs by capturing two towns with limited strategic value. In contrast, Ukraine continues to attack Russian weak points—the different approaches reflect the different styles of Putin and Zelenskyy's leadership.

It’s the era of working-from-home and the ‘great resignation’—so leaders might need the courage to do things differently.

Determined Soviet Forces, critical logistic shortages, weather and poor German planning contributed to the defeat of Nazi Germany in WW2.

Critical thinking and an open mind are the first steps to becoming smarter.