Ukraine is integrating ground robots into casualty evacuation operations, significantly reducing medic risk and enabling faster, more flexible responses under fire. These systems shift traditional battlefield medical dynamics toward automation and force protection.

The APS is fostering a ‘speak up’ culture using the ‘4Cs’ behavioural framework—compassion, curiosity, candour, courage—to embed psychological and psychosocial safety across agencies, enabling mental wellbeing and organisational integrity.

Our eyes are increasingly exposed to intense light—from headlights and billboards, to screens. This glare may endanger long-term eye health, including vision deterioration, due to concentrated brightness over compact areas.

Work is changing rapidly due to evolving technological, social and economic factors. Relying on command-and-control structures and rigid roles could put organisations at risk of failing to achieve their goals and missions in the future.

With flu, COVID and RSV outbreaks, many workers become unwell. Those who present to work while sick affect their health and productivity. Supportive leaders help reduce presenteeism, while demanding leaders can make matters worse.

The article explores how perceived speed can distort decision-making, causing individuals to favour immediate but less effective actions. Cognitive biases around time pressure can undermine performance in complex, high-stakes or ambiguous environments.

Shorter ingredient lists may indicate less processed foods. However, nutritional quality depends on ingredient type, processing level and added sugars or fats, making label reading essential for healthy choices. Whole foods often have minimal processing.

The beer honours a pact between lifelong friends, preserving their bond for future generations. The beer was to be shared upon their return, but never was—one of the men died on the Thai-Burma railway.

Replacing the ANZAC Class, the larger, more heavily armed vessels—initially built in Japan and then WA—feature an advanced combat centre with a 360-degree view, reduced crewing and the ability to launch autonomous systems.

Jewel Wasps have the ability to take a ‘time out’ in their early life, leading to a 36 percent longer lifespan than insects that had not undergone the pause. This could hold benefits for humans.