A population crash will change our world
Data released by the UN recently provides an updated prediction of world population at the end of this century. The estimate ...
Australian healthcare workers threaten Israeli man, claim to have killed Jews in their care on camera
Two Australian healthcare workers are accused of threatening an Israeli man via an online video chat, claiming they have ...
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Australia’s humanitarian intake: Not keeping up with need
The world is facing its biggest humanitarian crisis since World War Two. The number of refugees worldwide has increased from ...
How a wave of antisemitic attacks roiled Australia and provoked claims of foreign influence
A wave of antisemitic attacks has roiled Australia, with a dozen arrests for vandalizing or setting homes, schools, and ...
Once feared extinct, Australia's most endangered marsupial has had a comeback
Australia's most endangered marsupial and rarest marsupial in the world, the Gilbert's potoroo, is back thanks to 30 years of ...
In defence of Australia’s ‘golden ticket’ visa scheme
The great majority of Significant Investor Visa holders are just very good business people with money to invest in Australia ...
Getting enough vitamin D without getting too much sun
Happily, not much sun exposure is required for many people to meet their vitamin D needs. Ten minutes of sun exposure at a UV ...
Australia’s skills crisis: Why businesses are struggling to find the right workers
Australia’s worsening skills shortage is hurting businesses, the economy and the country’s global competitiveness, with ...
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Powerful tropical cyclone hits Australia's iron ore hub
Tropical Cyclone Zelia made landfall on Australia's west coast on Friday, the country's weather bureau said, lashing the ...
Why this coffee boss thinks Australia has too many cafes
After investing in Gabriel Coffee, Coffee Supreme CEO Andrew Low predicts the local industry is heading for a 'reset'.
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Australia’s army of unemployable migrants
Australia has grown its population by around 8.5 million this century, driven by historically high net overseas migration, ...
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First IVF kangaroo embryo claimed by Australia-based scientists. They say it's key step toward saving endangered marsupials.
Overall kangaroo numbers fluctuate between 30 million and 60 million in Australia, and they're frequently culled to keep populations in check. The animals have a "boom and bust" population cycle ...