Student invention tees up a greener future for golf courses
An RMIT University student is giving coffee waste a second life by transforming discarded coffee grounds into biodegradable golf tees that golfers can simply leave behind after use.
Why the future of department stores relies on in-store experiences, not just products
Questions are mounting over the future of David Jones, following reports the company has been handed over to administrators and receivers for the first time in 188 years of trading. An RMIT expert says it highlights the pressures facing modern department stores, which can no longer compete on convenience alone and must increasingly differentiate themselves through personalised service and in-store experiences.
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 But RMIT experts say outdated assumptions continue to undermine their influence.
Beyond the one-wear outfit: how Melbourne Cup fashion is becoming more sustainable
Fashion is a key part of the Melbourne Cup Carnival experience, but attitudes towards race-day dressing are changing. An RMIT expert says more Australians are embracing sustainable alternatives such as rental fashion, resale, vintage clothing and outfit repeating.
