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One of the first seasons to feature at the revitalised Capitol will feature films by the “grandmother of the French New Wave”, celebrated filmmaker Agnés Varda.

We’ve learned bees can understand zero and do basic maths, and now a new study shows their tiny insect brains may be capable of connecting symbols to numbers.

The revitalisation of Melbourne’s Capitol has provided an opportunity to revisit the feminist history of architect Marion Mahony Griffin and her contribution to the iconic building.

Following a multi-million-dollar refurbishment, The Capitol has reopened today as a contemporary destination for culture, education and innovation.

A collective storytelling project held as part of Melbourne Knowledge Week (20-26 May) is inviting participants to take over a 20-metre wall to disrupt the streets with their dreams of the city.

Seven aspiring journalists from regional areas have received scholarships worth up to $40,000 each.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s claim that “everything going up except your wages.”

In an Australian first, RMIT students are producing a national student election broadcast in collaboration with students from more than 20 universities around the country.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Scott Morrison's claim that electric vehicles can't tow a boat or trailer.

Fact Check investigates Richard Di Natale's claim that the Coalition spent almost as much to keep Christmas Island open in the previous four weeks as they will spend in new money over the next four years on climate change.

The informal settlements of Honiara are home to almost half the city’s population. The complex challenges of these vulnerable urban communities call for tailored, multi-faceted solutions.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Labor Leader Bill Shorten's claim that the number of apprenticeships have slumped.