Microsoft’s latest acquisition of gaming company Activision Blizzard is a landmark move for the industry. Samuel Dirkis takes us inside the $95 billion deal, to see what went down, and what it means for the future of gaming.
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Over the last few months, you’ve probably seen or heard the term NFT, most likely in relation to the millions of dollars being spent on them. But what actually is an NFT? Why are they seemly worth so much? Why do people both love and hate them?
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UC have revealed parts of their plan for a full community wide return to campus. This is what is know thus far and more information will be coming.
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More than a dozen former UC and ANU students are preparing a class action lawsuit against UniLodge for alleged systemic underpayment and wage theft
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The ACT Government has reintroduced an indoor mask mandate, and this is what it means for you.
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Inequalities placed on people with dementia are quite evident within Australia. Matilda Whittaker explores how policy surrounding dementia in Australia could be better.
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UC’s Global Learning programs are set to return in 2022, so what does that mean for students who want to experience this rite of passage?
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Ciara Emerson explores the highs and lows of the Australian healthcare system during the CVID-19 pandemic.
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“I was talking to a colleague recently when she suggested that the success of North Korea’s COVID-19 management was due to a policy ordering anyone who tested positive to be shot. While this was clearly, at least I hope, a callous and morbid joke. It made me wonder. How close does this fabricated utilitarian approach mirror health policy in the world currently?”
Jonathan Tracey looks at inequality in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lotta Pyykkoenen compares the pandemic responses of the Republic of Korea and Sweden, finding lessons to better tackle health crises in the future.
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