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Scott Morrison and Barnaby Joyce were the most unpopular leaders of any party since 1987, new analysis of the 2022 federal election from The Australian National University (ANU) shows. The findings come from the joint ANUpoll/Comparative Study of Ele

Scott Morrison responded to a cheeky dig after posting a selfie to Facebook with his lawnmower on Saturday captioned back on the tools!

The global experience of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past two and a half years—I am writing in the spring of 2022—has brought with it a renewed interest in public health and, when it comes to the Middle East, broader interest in how populations there e

Findings also showed teal independent support likely to have been ‘tactical Labor or Greens voters’ instead of dissatisfied Liberals

Australia's airports are bracing for an influx of passengers as school holidays begin, with 2.1 million people expected to pass through Melbourne airport.

A comparative study has been published in Sustainability exploring different online algorithms which estimate state of charge (SOC) in lithium-ion batteries.

Age and education levels were the most important demographic variables in the Coalition’s loss of support between the 2019 and 2022 elections, according to an Australian National University analysis

Labor was more popular with women, ANU study finds, but difference ‘mostly due to a higher vote for the Greens’

Education

This paper maps out the key drivers, actors, and policies that have shaped the shrimp aquaculture industry in post-independence India. While the existing aquaculture regulations vilify the farmers for the industry’s socioecological disaster, this paper—through its analysis—shifts the liability to the multilateral consultancies and technical research institutions that were