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February

Pam Harvey says face-to-face learning still matters in health

Online training helps resolve health talent crisis

Universities are making it as easy as possible for people in the country to study even very advanced tertiary healthcare courses online.

January

President Donald Trump speaks as SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son, Oracle’s Larry Ellison, and OpenAI’s Sam Altman stand by to announce Stargate.

China narrows gap on US in AI arms race as Australia stands idle

Donald Trump’s Stargate announcement promised big bucks for development of artificial intelligence as advancing Chinese capability underlines America’s determination to preserve its leadership.

An AI agent called Boardy can call you and introduce you to other professionals.

Meet Boardy, the ‘Aussie’ AI networker that’s the talk of LinkedIn

An AI agent with a warm Australian accent, created by a US start-up, promises to call, chat and then make professional introductions.

Speaking at a presidential rally in Washington, Musk twice extended his arm out with his palm facing down, drawing comparisons to the Nazi salute.

Trump’s first day shows the ‘triumph of toxic tech capitalism’

For all their previously progressive leanings, the tech sector billionaires know that Donald Trump is the most lucrative ally they could have wished for.

Imogen Lucas is about to head to Sydney University to study commerce.

Gen Z know what they want to study, and it’s usually medicine

As school-leavers prepare to head to university, they are particularly keen on becoming doctors. But the good old arts degree is still popular.

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Prices for clothing and footwear are down 0.7 per cent.

We have enough stuff. No-buy 2025 offers other ways to fill the void

No-buy doesn’t mean abstaining from all purchases, but rather picking specific categories to avoid.

December 2024

Incoming Art Gallery Of NSW Trust president Michael Rose (left) and predecessor David Gonski.

The two things David Gonski will miss as he exits gallery role

The company director ranks getting consensus on the Archibald Prize as one of his toughest gigs, as he hands over the Art Gallery of NSW chairmanship after 16 years.

Founder and CEO of Clutch Glue Annabel Hay, whose company has had one of the largest pre-seed rounds globally.

The ill-fitting nightclub top behind a multimillion-dollar business

When Annabel Hay’s fashion tape let her down on a nightclub dance floor, her wardrobe malfunction became a fast-growing company selling modesty-saving glue.

October 2024

How we ranked the business schools

BOSS Best Business Schools showcases the strength and depth of schools across diverse institutions.

Prospective business school students should think hard about what they want out of their investment in time and money.

Think hard: the best choice might not be the most obvious one

When it comes to choosing the right degree and right school, what is the best decision for one person might not translate to the next.

This is the top business school for the third year in row

University of New South Wales has been named The Australian Financial Review BOSS Best Business School for 2024, just ahead of University of Melbourne.

Liberal-National leader David Crisafulli was bombarded with questions on abortion on Wednesday.

In Queensland, abortion rights are a mainstream campaign issue

Debate over abortion laws has reignited in spectacular fashion in Queensland as the state’s ‘Bible belt’ shows its conservative colours.

Universities are taking steps to ensure there is no repeat of pro-Palestinian encampments.

CCTV and sleepover bans: universities clamp down on protests

Universities are in a balancing act trying to protect the right to protest while also keeping students and staff safe in the wake of pro-Palestinian protests and antisemitism.

September 2024

Generative AI entices students with its ability to produce targeted and reasonably well-crafted text in seconds.

Unis need ‘systemic overhaul’ to deal with AI use

The siren call of generative AI is luring university students, and unis are responding with a range of approaches.

‘We’ve only scratched the surface’: How AI will change work

Artificial intelligence is set to reshape the jobs market and the nature of roles across many businesses. Here are some of the best ways to use it.

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Brendan Vos, Dynamic Industrial Systems founder

Master’s studies boost former tradie’s confidence as a start-up chief

It’s been a long journey from refrigeration mechanic into a series of senior management positions and then eventually into starting his own company.

Professor Sarah Kelly, head of the Graduate School of Business at Queensland University of Technology.

The hottest courses to help keep up with the pace of change

Executive education spans an ever-rising number of subjects such as AI, the energy transition and data analytics – but which are most in demand?

Offensive tags and artwork in Sydney University’s graffiti tunnel have promoted antisemitism and Jewish genocide say two dozen staff in a complaint to SafeWork NSW

Why Sydney Uni vice chancellor Mark Scott is in the firing line

Street art in Sydney University’s famed graffiti tunnel was exhibit A as Jewish groups stepped up their campaign to unseat the high-profile vice chancellor.

August 2024

Winning strategy: Setting guardrails for generative AI

Comment provided by the winner of the Teaching & Learning Excellence category, UNSW.

Professor of Medicinal Chemistry Michael Kassiou.

Winning strategy: Love hormone research bears multimillion-dollar deal

Comment provided by the joint winners of the Research Commercialisation award, the University of Sydney and UNSW.

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