Statement: Flydubai flight incident
RMIT is aware of media reporting of a former student alleged to be involved in the Flydubai flight incident.
RMIT-Sri Lanka Research and Development Centre to drive transformative research and collaboration
RMIT has been granted a space within the Ministry of Higher Education in Sri Lanka to establish the RMIT-Sri Lanka Research and Development Centre, which was officially launched by the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Dr. Harini Amarasuriya last week.
Majority of Australian businesses recommend investing in Southeast Asia
Australian businesses operating in Southeast Asia remain confident of future success and expansion in the region, according to the latest AustCham Australian Business in ASEAN Survey.
Australia's clean energy transition is creating a new waste challenge
Australia is accelerating its transition to a low-carbon future with electric vehicles (EVs), solar panels and other renewable energy technologies becoming a part of everyday life. But what happens when these products reach the end of their useful life? RMIT experts discuss the growing need to better manage clean energy waste and support a circular economy.
First Sentencing Act review in 30 years faces clash between public expectations and expert evidence
The Victorian Government has announced its sentencing laws will undergo their first independent review in more than three decades, led by a newly appointed chair of the Sentencing Advisory Council. An RMIT expert warns that translating community views into meaningful reform may prove difficult.
RMIT Vice-Chancellor elected as a Fellow of ATSE
RMIT Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Alec Cameron, has been recognised with election as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) for 2026.
Why Melbourne has earnt its title as the hay fever and asthma capital of the world
Melbourne is known as the hay fever and asthma capital of the world, and this year's warm, wet winter could make spring particularly challenging for allergy sufferers. An RMIT expert explains why the risks are higher and how Victorians can prepare.
RMIT keeps rising in world university rankings
RMIT has risen to 239th globally in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, up from an estimated 266th last year, and now ranks 13th in Australia.
