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Findings from the fourth Australian Digital Inclusion Index show that while internet services continue to improve, lower-income households are being priced out.

The Capitol continues to deliver as an important cultural hub, with a screening of the ground-breaking documentary The Queen and a masterclass on what it means to be a genderqueer artist.

On the eve of her appearance at the Melbourne Writer’s Festival, world-renowned poet and multi-award-winning indigenous writer Ali Cobby Eckermann features in a new podcast from The Garret.

RMIT has taken out two categories in the prestigious Business / Higher Education Round Table (BHERT) Awards.

RMIT ABC Fact Check deep dives into AFL history to see if they can answer this question.

A new podcast from remote Australia reveals how the world’s oldest living culture is embracing mobile technology.

Some of Australia’s most prominent journalists gathered at RMIT’s City campus on Thursday to discuss why journalism matters and challenges facing the industry.

Senator for Queensland Matt Canavan has put noses out of joint in Melbourne with his biting comment about the southern city's most eccentric traffic rule — hook turns.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Adrian Pisarski's claim that social housing levels in Australia dropped from a high of 7.1 per cent in 1991 to a low of 4.2 per cent today.

Final year photography students have reshaped their perception of homelessness through a collaborative project with RMIT ABC Fact Check.

RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers' claim that the rate of economic growth has fallen to the lowest level since the global financial crisis.

An RMIT journalism student shares what she learned during an internship at a prestigious news outlet in Japan as part of a Australia-Japan Foundation (AJF) travel grant.