New research suggests areas with more misogynistic tweets have higher incidences of domestic and family violence.
Department of Defence
CSIRO - Data61
CSIRO
CSIRO
Board of Studies, Teaching & Educational Standards NSW
Physicists have found more indications of a fifth fundamental force of nature.
New research suggests areas with more misogynistic tweets have higher incidences of domestic and family violence.
NBN Co is seeking feedback on its proposed $300 million Regional Co-investment Fund.
Millions are being spent to help NSW councils switch to digital planning application processing.
The first ever powered, controlled flight on another planet will take place in coming days.
Australian researchers are doing more groundwork to usher in the age of quantum computing.
Bitcoin mining in China will soon use as much energy as a major European nation.
The personal details of over half a billion Facebook users have been leaked online.
Australia’s Defence department is exploring the use of ethical AI systems.
Australian businesses lost over $14 million in ‘payment redirection scams’ last year.
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