A Boeing-designed space capsule landed safely back on Earth after a week-long International Space Station (ISS) trip. The capsule—named Starliner—is the only private American capsule to reach the ISS other than SpaceX.

In the space agency's first launch from a commercial launch pad on foreign soil, NASA rockets will lift off from the Northern Territory to study astrophysics and planetary science only observable from the southern hemisphere.

For the first time in almost four years, Australia has reinstalled a dedicated Minister for Cybersecurity—this article argues that Australia faces six significant cybersecurity challenges.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—and the sanctions Moscow now has to bear as a result—has led to various cybercrime groups publicly pledging their support for the Russian Government and threatening to launch cyber-attacks against countries that support Ukraine.

Digital technology giant, Western Digital, has unveiled its new 22TB CMR and 26TB UltraSMR hard disk drives (HDDs). The devices are now being tested by select hyper-scale cloud customers.

YouTube has taken the ‘unprecedented’ step of removing thousands of channels relating to the Russo-Ukraine war to address content guideline violations.

In this article, British historian Barnaby Crowcroft reviews Andrew Roberts’ book Leadership in War: An Antidote to Cynicism, which discusses lessons from the lives of nine figures who made history.

Many observers believed Russia’s overwhelming combat power would enable a quick victory over Ukraine. However, these analysts did not consider that more than just weapon-systems numbers influence wartime performance.

Exercise fanatics who like to see their reflection in the gym’s floor-length mirrors will likely be thrilled about the latest trend in home exercise—smart fitness mirrors.

Shortly after Labor's predicted federal-election win, Anthony Albanese was sworn in as Australia's 31st prime minister. Mr Albanese promised to bring the nation together, and vowed to tackle climate change and inequality.