Young people are politically engaged, so why are adults still not listening?
From climate strikes to social media campaigns, young people have long played a role in political life. But RMIT experts say outdated assumptions continue to undermine their influence.
PHP vulnerabilities a reminder for businesses to stay vigilant against online threats
Vulnerabilities have been identified in the computer programming language PHP, used by an estimated 70% of websites, which have led to sites being taken offline across the world while patches are implemented. An RMIT expert explains what companies can do to prepare and react to these instances.
Political hostility and misinformation – media literacy matters more than ever
Following growing evidence of political hostility, online misinformation, and an attack on MP Helen Haines, an RMIT expert says Australians need strong media literacy skills to navigate an increasingly complex information environment and to reduce harms caused by declining trust in public discourse.
'Not worse off' is not a deal: what Australian communities should get from AI data centres
The Federal Government has suggested new AI data centres will not increase household power bills. It comes as an RMIT expert explains that should be the starting point, not the end goal, and the community should benefit.
