Experts say we’re at risk of creating a ‘burnout generation’, amid calls for more support.
Burn baby burn
Glitch in the matrix
The rise of artificial intelligence means you could already be living in a simulation.
WeChat tackles the heart of the matter
Curtin University researchers develop innovative education program on WeChat to benefit heart patients in China.
Ding dong the doorbell’s gone
Millennials are allegedly killing the doorbell industry by instead texting the word ‘here’.
Beware: cyber-criminals byte
Thousands of everyday Australians have been victims of cyber-crimes this year.
Replacements, refunds for dangerous washers
The company recalled about 6600 washing machines over product faults which may cause electrical fires.
Fear the phone
Most young people prefer communicating online instead of face-to-face or the phone, but there may be a price to be paid when it comes to a career.
Standing app supports kids with rare disorder
Health organisations create fun app to encourage kids with a rare disorder to stand up.
New transport app for people on the Autism spectrum
It could help them to find less crowded buses and trains.
It’s time: election blackout in action
Despite being barred from advertising on TV and radio, political parties continue to have free reign online.
A party promise pandemonium
Was Monday’s first leaders’ debate a catalyst for high spending and cheap promises?
Inter-stellar photography
The first image of absolutely nothing.
Fortescue joins self-driving race
From trucks to cars, a bold leap into future tech.
Changing lives one robot at a time
The personal story behind the Australian charity exploring how robots can help people with brain injuries.
Game over: the video game employment struggle
Game design graduates are struggling to find employment in the severely underfunded Australian video games industry.
Smart socks lead the way
These are just one example of wearable technology, an area with huge potential for health benefits.
‘Stop and check: is this for real?’ – Scamwatch
Scams Awareness Week 2018 draws attention to the $340 million Australians lost to scammers in 2017.