You are walking east on a footpath and come to an unmarked intersection without traffic signals. A vehicle is driving north, across your path. Who has right of way in Australia? Pedestrians should, argues Professor David Levinson.
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The Australian Government has awarded $18.4 million to the University of Sydney to establish Quantum Australia to help grow the quantum industry and ecosystem in Australia.
Could the tough General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) lead to better protections in Australia? Professor Vince Mitchell from the University of Sydney Business School explains how the regulations might create pressure for change in Australia.
Professor Duncan Ivison, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research). In the opinion piece published on 20 April, Professor Ivison highlights the need for Australia to maintain its commitment to openness to attract the
The Lord Howe Island Wood-feeding cockroach – long thought to be extinct on the main island – has been rediscovered at the foot of a single Banyan tree
Dr Alison Cole, composer and lecturer in screen composition at Sydney Conservatorium of Music, analyses the score and sound design in Christopher Nolan's film Oppenheimer.
A policy powerhouse launches at University of Sydney. 17 August 2017. Projects address critical national and international policy issues. The University of Sydney has launched the Sydney Policy Lab with 14 projects aimed at addressing vital