Australia is geographically well placed to undertake the space domain awareness (SDA) mission—which could become a significant task and capability for the Australian Defence Force (ADF).

Australian health authorities are very concerned about how quickly an Omicron sub-variant of COVID-19 can spread.

While organ transplants are often discussed, poo transplants are not. Yet this awkward topic could actually help the quality of life for many people living with a mental health disorder.

Since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, internet videos have been showing scenes allegedly from the war; and while some videos are genuine, many are not.

Although there were cyberattacks on Ukrainian Government agencies and banks in February, the anticipated major cyber attack on Ukraine hasn’t occurred.

The US and most other wealthy countries (China being a significant exception) are applying some of the severest economic sanctions—ever used—against Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine.

When Sarah Jackson first heard of brain-dumping, she didn’t think much of it; but after reading up on it, she decided to give it a shot for a week—and found it worked even better than she expected.

Cancer affects millions of people, and researchers are constantly working toward developing the best possible treatments. A study published recently in Nature found that one treatment in particular may prove very effective in treating leukaemia.

A Windows feature called 'Fast Startup' may be preventing your computer from properly shutting down.

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.