Should you use ChatGPT for therapy?
TikTok users are sharing how they use ChatGPT as an alternative to talk therapy.
Fluoride in our drinking water
Incoming US health department head, Robert F Kennedy Jr, has called for the removal of fluoride from drinking water. In contrast, the AMA Queensland last week urged local councils to reintroduce fluoride amid rising incidence of oral disease.
Prepared to fly on Christmas Day? Your holiday could be cheaper and less stressful
RMIT experts weigh in on the best time to fly over the festive season.
RMIT equity schemes helping people from all backgrounds access study pathways
RMIT University is helping more people into post-secondary education pathways, through its equity access schemes.
Statement: International student caps
RMIT supports a managed growth policy approach rather than relying on visa processing to manage migration. This approach provides international students with certainty and ensures that Australia maintains its reputation as a welcoming place to study and live.
Why mandating cash payments is a good thing for the community
Australian businesses will be required to accept cash for essential items like groceries, fuel and medicine, under a proposed mandate by the federal government. An RMIT expert explains why this is necessary for financial accessibility.
Could taxing multi-national live music companies help grassroots players?
There is growing support for the British music industry to voluntarily implement a levy within the cost of stadium and arena tickets to support grassroots music venues. An RMIT expert explains why Australia should follow suit.
Music videos key to challenging queer representation
RMIT researchers will be part of a sold-out symposium exploring queer music videos as part of Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF) at ACMI.
