Ask psychologists about the validity of workplace personality tests, and you’re likely to get many different answers.

Sixty years after being built in a sheep paddock, the Parkes Radio Telescope is still helping to explore the universe.

A program coming out of Victoria shows promising results in reducing the number of stillborn deaths.

In this article, David Deptula—USAF LTGEN (Retired) and currently Dean of the Mitchell Institue for aerospace studies (a think tank)—argues that the USA urgently needs to turn new technologies into operational capabilities.

ASPI’s Dr Hellyer states that in his opinion, the cancellation of the Attack Class submarine project provides an opportunity to quickly acquire more naval firepower through building more of the proven and capable Hobart Class destroyers.

Minor changes in the words that we use can have a major effect on the way people perceive us.

F35 capable light aircraft carriers might not provide value for money in a future conflict.

A global shortage of semiconductor chips is causing—what is hoped is only temporary—problems for the automotive industry.

One business-culture expert believes there are five important tools a leader should have in their toolbox to support their employees and help prevent burnout.

You may exercise to look and feel better, but exercise could also be good for your brain.