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Explore the competition Australia faces in solar manufacturing and the government's initiatives to secure a place in the global market.

The Cairns Post

Victoria’s population is growing faster than any other state but as housing demand outpaces supply and wage growth, its economic prosperity is at risk.

Duncan Maskell, the University of Melbourne’s vice chancellor, will step down next year just halfway through his second five-year term.

Townsville Bulletin

Since 2017 Melbourne Design Week has been showcasing the best, boldest and most innovative local designers, with 2024 set to be the biggest year yet celebrating the themes of ethics, energy and ecology

Modu, Sweet India and Banh Mi Bakery and Cafe are just some of the culinary delights on offer in Melbourne’s south-east.

Governance and social themes, while generally not attracting big expenditure in the December half, still proved a strong focus for corporations

During Canada’s unprecedented 2023 wildfire season, 6,500 individual fires burned more than 18.4 million hectares of land — and wildland firefighters bore the brunt of it all. “The working conditions are extremely dangerous and they’re getting more dangerous as fires become larger and more intense, and, in many cases, are going through communities,” says Bert […]

Australian universities have long been a site of protest. Today’s students join this legacy of activists who helped shape higher education and the Australian cultural landscape.