These illnesses share similar symptoms, but differ in severity and risk; and understanding these differences can better manage your illness. Wheezing and breathing issues may indicate RSV, while Flu causes fatigue, fever and body aches.

The new US communications and cyber office is designed to support faster, more secure decision-making in increasingly contested operational environments; treating communication and cyber as operational enablers, utilising public affairs and cyber advisors.

The Brisbane visit highlights the city’s importance in hosting US submarines during WWII; as well as long-standing maritime cooperation and evolving support capabilities. The Ohio was accompanied by one of only two operational submarine tenders.

“Study Mode” aims to shift students from passive chatbot use toward more interactive, question-driven learning while addressing concerns about rising academic dishonesty. Recent studies suggest increased use of AI may lead to shallower understanding.

Research highlights that people under 35 are consistently more likely to endorse conspiratorial ideas. The consequences are that conspiratorial theories can undermine key democratic norms, weaken citizens’ trust in critical institutions and confuse interpretation of ADF mission.

Guilt can be useful—or toxic. This article explores how to process regret without letting it dominate your identity, relationships, or choices. Letting go doesn’t mean forgetting—it means growing.

Sudan’s Kordofan region, rich in oil and geopolitically critical, has become the epicentre of a brutal power struggle. The protracted conflict reveals the strategic importance—and vulnerability—of energy corridors in contested zones.

Australia’s acquisition of cutting-edge drone and counter-drone technologies for the ADF is accelerating. Following testing, at least 120 of the world’s most capable threat detectors and drone-defeating technologies will be introduced into ADF service.

What often holds leaders back is not a lack of skill or opportunity, but the subconscious beliefs that shape their decisions and behaviours. Studies suggest that self-limiting beliefs reduce executive function and problem-solving abilities.