This article looks at John A. List’s book, The Voltage Effect: How to Make Good Ideas Great and Great Ideas Scale; the book covers cognitive biases that can lead us to ignore or misinterpret data.

A recent study has found that hoarders are more likely to have ADHD.

As the invasion of Ukraine continues, Washington, the EU and NATO will be closely watching China’s statements for clues as to what role China might play in the 2022 Russo-Ukraine Conflict.

There are plenty of known unkowns in Putin’s invasion of Ukraine but the national interest is to keep things from spiralling out of control. It’s difficult to establish a relationship with Russia due to a new strategic reality including cyber.

Worldwide, women in Science, Technology Engineering and Maths (STEM) are under-represented; however, apprenticeships may help to increase the number of women in STEM-related areas.

A “rain bomb” damaged more than 17,000 homes and killed 10 people, wreaking havoc in Sydney, Brisbane, Lismore and the North Coast NSW.

Tim Fernandez discusses the advantages of building the next submarine base at Port Kembla.

This article argues that banned mobile phone jammers are a public safety issue and can interfere with other forms of communication.

One of Australia's best-known motoring journalists, Glenn Butler, argues that charging an Electric Vehicle will never be quick enough for most drivers.

In late February, the European Central Bank deployed its most powerful financial weapon against Russian aggression; the US announced that the Federal Reserve would impose sanctions upon the Russian central bank.