The rivalry between the US and China is wide-ranging, from competition in technology over silicon chips and artificial intelligence to the critical minerals essential for green energy technologies such as grid batteries, wind turbines and electric vehicles.
Australia’s eSafety commissioner has sent legal notices to Google, Meta, Telegram, WhatsApp, Reddit and X (formerly Twitter) asking them to show what they’re doing to protect Australians from online extremism.
After travelling the globe influencing government insurance policy for risk and disaster, Professor Paula Jarzabkowski brings her expertise in business interruption to join The University of Queensland Business School.
In a non-COVID year, Australia’s vineyards host more than eight million wine tourists. While these visitors benefit wine producers and regional communities, they also generate a substantial amount of greenhouse gases.
UQ MBA student, Rob Sutton of Mirragin Unmanned Systems, said ex-airline pilots were in demand in the industry, which was no longer simply a hobbyist’s playground.
There are growing concerns over a slowdown in entrepreneurial activity at the world's universities. Entrepreneurship must be encouraged and facilitated, however – and students are increasingly demanding that this is so. Here's why this is so important.
Purpose-built communities are growing in popularity as more people seek to maximise their access to amenities while maintaining a safe and secure environment for their families. Dr John Sturgeon discusses the appeal of master plan communities.
Experts predict the realities of travel in 2021: where we’ll be able to go, when it will become possible, what it will involve and how much it will cost.
In the midst of COVID-19, UQ Associate Professor Tim Kastelle believes micro-credentials will be a disruptive force in the education system and much needed add-ons for professionals.
The MasterChef episode in which competitor Laura Sharrad worked through the pain of a serious injury encourages chefs to make the "ultimate sacrifice" over seeking treatment, a University of Queensland expert warns.
