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OPINION

Are you thinking about doing a short course? Here are 4 things to consider

Microcredentials have been around in vocational circles for several years but are starting to be offered more widely by universities.
INNOVATION

Toxic work cultures start with incivility and mediocre leadership

Most of us will experience incivility at some point at work. More than 50% experience it weekly.
OPINION

New evidence pushes back the timing of human arrival in Southeast Asia

One of the most interesting caves in mainland Southeast Asia was frequently overlooked as a possible route on the accepted path of human dispersal in the region.
OPINION

How to help kids let go of old toys and stuff they no longer need

There are going to be other reasons and motivations beyond those above, so take a targeted approach.
INNOVATION

Khalistan Liberation Front Chief Avatar Singh Khanda who pulled down Indian flag in London is dead

Khanda came to the UK through the most reliable method of a “student visa” and quickly got associated with the separatist bandwagon
OPINION

What is the government’s multicultural policies review seeking to achieve?

Multicultural policies in Australia initially aimed to benefit all Australians, not just multicultural communities.
INNOVATION

Don’t blame Australia’s lowest-paid workers if interest rates rise again

The Fair Work Commission’s decision, being 0.75 of a percentage point above market expectations, means the national wages bill will be only 0.08% (less than one-thousandth) greater than expected.
INNOVATION

What is the ‘splinternet’? Here’s why the internet is less whole than you might think

The core question is whether we have just one single internet for everyone, or whether we have many.
OPINION

The vast majority of Melburnians want more nature in their city, despite a puzzling north-south divide

The City of Melbourne commissioned the study and is already applying its findings in programs that aim to foster residents’ connection with nature.
OPINION

Can non-mainstream schools teach us about helping kids complete their education?

In 2022, about 79% of students started Year 12, the lowest in the last ten years of data reported. The rate was higher for non-government schools (87.2%) than government schools (73.5%).
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