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A new book explores BUMIDOM, the controversial mass migration program from the Caribbean to France from 1963-1982, and the creative works keeping this memory alive

Cemeteries are running out of space, and cremation damages the environment, but there are other ways we could honour our dead

Every employee needs toilets and break facilities, but gig companies don’t provide these, leaving workers dependent on public amenities, creating a burden for them and the urban infrastructure

CPR training, publicly available defibrillators and a willingness to help are vital to improve the chance of survival after a cardiac arrest

By partnering with the Yoorrook Justice Commission on the Walk for Truth, the University of Melbourne is re-affirming its commitment to ongoing truth-telling and justice for First Peoples in Victoria

Families can wait years for a diagnosis of a rare genetic disorder, but a new test can provide answers in days for a better understanding of the condition and potentially earlier treatment

A study of Reddit communities has found that the terms ADHD and autism have taken on a similar meaning and the communities are merging

Chemical biologist Professor Megan Maher and her zoologist brother Dr Tyrone Lavery hope to one day combine their fields of study and solve new research puzzles together

When researchers secretly used AI bots on Reddit to study how AI can influence human opinion it became a landmark moment for research ethics