While the beach and swimming culture might feel like an intrinsic part of “Australianness”, this hasn’t always been the case.

There has been a “fundamental shift” in Australian architecture in recent years, and it’s helping make buildings better.

A new exhibition in Western Sydney interrogates Australia's enduring love affair with the pool.

New report reveals 'ineffective' reporting channels silencing victims, witnesses of workplace sexual harassment ...

If politics is theatre, then the Liberal–National coalition this week delivered a farce - doors slamming, egos bruised, and ...

A year after moving from Pakistan to Tasmania, Muhammad Aqeel says even a trip to the shops feels “cinematic” — a reminder of ...

The Building Safety Regulator will put residents at the heart of everything it does and promote higher standards and culture change in the built ...

Imagine you are 58 years old, financially stable with a decent pension plan, and finally ready to build your dream home in ...

Objective The objective of this gap map is to provide an overview of existing evidence on the health of South Asian migrants and refugees in Australia and highlight research gaps.Method We searched ...

What we do know is that Australia is as woefully unprepared for a major war as it was in 1939. So, it’s just as well that ...

The Weimar precedent haunts Australia: a democracy that polices speech while indulging violence hands the future to ...

As the education landscape continues to evolve in response to contemporary demands, the ‘Year One at Age Six’ initiative ...