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Military Management

The 'overemployed' workers juggling remote jobs

This article is about overemployment, where some remote workers have more than one job and therefore have to carefully manage their time.

New Australian vaping research finds 'suite of chemicals' in liquids used in vapes, some at 'dangerously high' levels

Often popular with teenagers because of its different flavours, many users consider ‘vaping’ to be safe, but research shows otherwise.

Royal Military College third class staff cadet plots his coordinates, during a navigation training exercise at the Majura training area.

21 October 2021

Communication & Cognition

There are many ways to make a flat map of the world—each of them a unique distortion

Although it may be easier to view the world as a whole on a flat map, it will never be as accurate or correctly proportioned as when displayed on a globe.

Strategic Influence

US and UK begin jostling to supply Australia with nuclear submarine fleet

Now that Australia has decided to acquire nuclear-powered submarines, the next step is to decide which one to build.

Strategic Influence

Women, Warriors and Warfare: When the best man for the job is a woman

Women are a vital component in the whole of nation approach required for Australian security.

Military History

Holding New Guinea: A First Defeat For Japan’s Land Forces.

The Battle of Milne Bay PNG was a significant confidence booster for the WW2 Allies as it showed that Australia could beat the Japanese invaders.

Military Management

A coffee shortage is coming, and it could last three years, importers warn

Due to global supply issues, coffee is likely to increase in price, affecting workplace morale.

Technology & Innovation

Privatising the sky: drone delivery promises comfort and speed, but at a cost to workers and communities

Drone delivery is a disruptive technology that is likely to impact the nature of work, privacy, and the environment's management.

No honour among thieves: One in five targets of FIN12 hacking group is in healthcare

With 20 per cent of ransomware victims being in the healthcare sector, criminals are showing that nothing, and no one, is off the table.

Technology & Innovation

AI Adoption Skyrocketed Over the Last 18 Months

Organisations are changing the way they do business, and the digital transformation is being expedited due to COVID-19.