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A new touch-screen therapy tool could accelerate the recovery of patients who have suffered a stroke and change the way rehabilitation is delivered in hospitals and homes.

A new survey reveals older Australians are most likely to seek tech advice from their adult children, but it’s not always service with a smile.

Vietnamese-Australian celebrity chef and restaurateur Luke Nguyen received an Honorary Doctorate at RMIT University Vietnam’s graduation ceremony for his culinary contributions to the wider community.

A new virtual reality (VR) project presented at The Capitol is exploring and confronting the intersection of technology and the human body.

Sans Forgetica – a typeface that could help people remember more of what they read – has won a prestigious best in category accolade at the Victorian Premier’s Design Awards.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates the IT entrepreneur’s claim.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Andrew Sturgess' claim that we're never seen fire danger indices, at this time of year, as we're seeing now.

Fact Check investigates whether Liberal MP Katie Allen is correct in claiming emissions have fallen since 2005, and that they are the lowest they have ever been.

Animal cruelty revelations, the loss of headline music act Taylor Swift, and gambling are some of the issues hanging over this year’s Spring Racing Carnival.

A new report has revealed Australian content makes up a small but stable proportion of the catalogues of the major subscription video streaming services in Australia.

People are sick of sexist ads and the harm they cause but feel powerless to change them, according to new research.

RMIT ABC Fact Check has claimed a prestigious media award for its coverage of homelessness issues.