Aotearoa Justice Tour: Students gain insight into innovative justice systems
A group of RMIT law students and staff recently returned from a life-changing study tour to New Zealand, gaining first-hand insights into innovative and community-led justice systems.
The hidden cost of owning a small business
A new report by BizCover shows one in three Australian small business owners have never taken a full week off work, with many pushing through illness, missing family milestones, and experiencing severe operational strain. An RMIT expert explains why extreme overwork is a structural warning sign that a business is overly reliant on its owner.
RMIT achieves prestigious Athena Swan Silver Award for gender equity
RMIT has become one of only five universities in Australia to gain the prestigious Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) Athena Swan Silver Award, placing it among the national leaders in advancing gender equity and inclusion in higher education.
How to spot an AI-generated holiday listing before you book
AI is increasingly being used to create and manipulate images, making it harder to tell what’s real online. An RMIT expert explains how AI-involved holiday listings are becoming more convincing, and what travellers should look for before booking.
RMIT renews decade-long partnership as ACMI's Major University Partner
RMIT University is now recognised as ACMI's Major University Partner, marking the continuation of a 10-year collaboration that has become a cornerstone of Australia's screen-based creative industries.
Building the capability of leaders working in Asia
A simulated challenge that helps to build the capability of leaders working in Asia has been held at RMIT Vietnam for the first time.
Qantas’ test flight direct from Europe signals a new era of premium long-haul travel
Long-haul travel is one step closer, with Qantas’ Project Sunrise landing in Melbourne after its first test flight direct from France. An RMIT expert says the non-stop journeys could reshape airline competition by offering travellers a premium alternative to routes that rely on stopovers.
Magnetic invention removes ‘invisible’ microplastics plus some PFAS
RMIT University researchers have developed a water treatment material that rapidly removes micro and nano plastics and some PFAS, bringing the technology closer to real world use.
