Historically, medical research has excluded women as too complex. But a new University of Melbourne study is investigating ...

In a fractured global economy, geopolitics now shapes how multinationals operate and compete, says a University of Melbourne ...

The oligarchic spectrum in Indonesia shows how economic power is translated into political dynastic power, says a University of Melbourne expert.

You can save time and money by getting two vaccinations at the same time, and new University of Melbourne research finds that it doesn’t really matter which arm or arms the jab goes in ...

Mis- and disinformation have once again been named the top global risk of the immediate term in the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Risks Report 2025. This comes just days after Meta ...

Olive oil is liquid gold. It’s been precious to humans for almost eight thousand years – used in everything from birth to death says University of Melbourne expert.

Sixteen years ago, Ecuador was the first country to recognise the rights of Nature in its constitution. Since then, the idea has transitioned from the fringes of environmental law to become a rapidly ...

Our map shows the stark impact asphalt and concrete have on city temperatures, and why we need to ‘de-pave’ our cities, say University of Melbourne experts ...

Education does not just impart information; it shapes who we are and who we might be. Since 2010, the Australian Curriculum has included an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures ...

But half a millennium on from da Vinci’s observation, the quiet waters of the Renaissance have been replaced by oceans congested with vessels hundreds of metres long. The noise pollution that stems ...

A new index from the University of Melbourne measures social vulnerability against the health burden of climate change in Australia and shows vast inequalities.

Australia’s young adults are putting their traditional steps towards adulthood on hold – spending more time living in the parental home. In fact, just over half of young men (54 per cent) and 47 per ...