This article argues that the 2022 election is quite different from 2019 with the key issues being the pandemic, decarbonisation and geopolitical rivalry.

This article suggests that social media is being used to radicalise Australians and recruit some Australians as spies.

In 2019, a Yale University study found that people would believe a single source of misinformation if it was repeated across many channels—but the University of NSW (UNSW) decided to see if this was true.

This article argues that the proposed withdrawal of Micronesian States from the Pacific Islands Forum has been delayed until June 2022 to allow consensus to be reached on the Secretary General position.

While Southeast Asia has been a foreign policy priority for Australia since the 1940s, Australia still has ample room to grow its engagement with the region.

This article argues that the United States will be opening an embassy in the Solomon Islands for an ‘on the ground ‘presence to counter Chinese influence

This BBC article reports that the inventors of new lie-detection technology claim that it makes it almost impossible to conceal a lie.

Eighty years ago, world-changing technology emerged - the first viable jet engine. Had the project been neglected, and was it too late to change the shape of World War Two?

North Korea has test-launched a ballistic missile capable of reaching Guam ending North Korea's self-imposed prohibition on testing nuclear weapons and long-range missiles--tensions between North Korea and the U.S. and South Korea continue to grow.

Taking the concept of remote working one step further are digital nomads, where people can work from anywhere in the world or even travelling, if they have sufficient internet connection.