Curtin University

Stakeholders from Australia’s higher education sector have welcomed the federal government’s desire to ‘reset’ its relationship with them.

Defence industry minister Melissa Price, defence minister Peter Dutton, and workforce and skills minister Stuart Robert allocate money to projects.

Curtin University has developed a new mining technology supported by the WA state government through the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia, to better detect seismic waves.

The WA government has given the state’s space industry a $6.5 million injection for a locally-based consortium and a research program at Curtin University.

A new UK study shows that after people caught mild forms of COVID-19, they experienced shrinking of the overall size of their brains.

Scientists have analysed fragments of a near-Earth asteroid known as Itokawa to develop a solar wind theory about where the planet’s water came from.

Thousands of public service jobs will be cut over the next year across the nation, all in the name of efficiency. But how does the mental health of those who escape the money-saving measures fare?

The landscape that public services operate in continues to change rapidly. Standing still is not an option. ANZSOG is continually reviewing what we do, to respond to the needs of our owner governments and to make changes which ensure ANZSOG remains relevant to the public sector in the 21st century.

Centrelink should take a light-touch approach like the Australian Taxation Office, writes Curtin University’s Helen Hodgson. The ATO’s stated aim is to make compliance easy and non-compliance hard.