First-ever Aussie study of “forever chemicals” in rain finds safe concentrations for drinking water
The first Australian study of PFAS – so called “forever chemicals” – in rainwater has found safe concentrations of the chemicals according to the NHMRC Australian Drinking Water Guidelines.
Expert available to speak on NFL match at the MCG
A sold-out game between NFL's San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams will take place Friday morning at the MCG. An RMIT expert unpacks how the NFL has been successfully marketed in Melbourne and globally.
AI boom exposes critical need for skilled tech professionals
Australia’s artificial intelligence boom isn’t making tech skills redundant – it is reinforcing how essential they have become. An RMIT expert explains the risk of people using AI without understanding the systems beneath it.
How 9/11 permanently changed air travel
This Friday marks the 25-year anniversary of the September 11 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States that triggered the most significant overhaul of aviation security in modern history. An RMIT expert explains.
Invention may bring smart bionic eye in sight
A working prototype that can see, remember and interact with the world like the human brain could one day underpin smart bionic eyes, while using far less energy than today's technologies.
RMIT earns global recognition for its ‘What the future?!’ brand campaign
RMIT University has won Marketing Campaign of the Year at the 2026 PIEoneer Awards for its ‘What the future?!’ brand campaign.
Sacred Heart Advocacy Forum hears how society can make our communities safer for people without a home
The second annual Sacred Heart Mission Advocacy Forum, held in partnership with RMIT at the University’s Kaleide Theatre, explored the links between community safety and homelessness, and called for changes in policies and attitudes to make our communities safer for people without a home.
Expert available to comment on Digital Duty of Care bill
The Federal government has announced its proposed Digital Duty of Care bill today that will include an option for Australians to opt out of social media algorithms. An RMIT expert is available to comment on the proposal and how to tackle gender-based digital harms.
