November
Articles
23 November 2022
From the emergency room to aged care: the potential of HIRAID<sup>®</sup> in healthcare
22 November 2022
Australian TV News still lacking cultural diversity despite some progress
The second 'report card' on Indigenous and cultural diversity in Australian television news has revealed small pockets of progress but a long journey ahead, particularly for commercial stations.
22 November 2022
Where have all the Christmas beetles gone?
Swarms of iridescent Christmas beetles used to mark Australia's summer season every year. But today, they seem as scarce as mixtapes and crochet swimsuits.
22 November 2022
Ali Abbas announced as Australia's first Chief Circular Engineer
Professor Ali Abbas from the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering will work with Circular Australia to accelerate action towards an Australian circular economy by 2030.
21 November 2022
Terminating enterprise agreement can unfairly benefit employers
Most terminations of enterprise agreements are not contentious, but the ability to do so still unfairly benefits some employers, according to new research from the University of Sydney Business School.
21 November 2022
State of the art medical education facilities open in Dubbo
New state-of-the-art medical education facilities were officially opened at the University's School of Rural Health in Dubbo, to support our continued growth in rural medical education in Central Western NSW.
21 November 2022
Rapid R&D scaling could put Australia at forefront of net zero
The conference will focus on areas of decarbonisation, such as carbon capture and conversion, creating circular economies, how communities can end the climate wars, and how waste can be transformed into energy and materials.
18 November 2022
Six Superstars of STEM
Six of our early career researchers across the sciences have been named as Superstars of STEM in recognition of their scientific research and science outreach.
17 November 2022
Deliveroo's exit from Australia shows why gig workers need more protection
Dr Alex Veen from the University of Sydney Business School unpacks the cutthroat market dynamics of the on-demand gig economy.
17 November 2022
Prior COVID infections may offer little protection from new wave
Associate Professor Nicholas Wood explores the new subvariants emerging and what can be done to boost our immunity.