Innovative research requires funding, and now, the Group of Eight universities have it - $200 million worth, from the UK's IP Group. How will they use it to disrupt the status quo? Moreover, how will they, themselves, deal with disruption? Go8 Chair Peter Høj answers these questions.

Georgina Windley, a research officer at the NCVER, explains the ins and outs of her research into Indigenous people and the VET sector.

Will robots help or hinder our jobs in the future? Ross White, chief data analyst at Good Education Group, answers "both".

Hatchery+ is a start-up accelerator at the University of Technology Sydney. This month it signed a partnership agreement with Hong Kong headquartered law firm King & Wood Mallesons (KWM). Campus Review editor Patrick Avenell spoke with Hatchery+ program manager Joe Allen about this accelerator, start-up culture in Australia and the partnership with KWM and he started by asking Allen to provide an overview of what Hatchery+ does.

UNSW Adjunct Professor Jamye Harrison discusses his shortlisted entry to the Wolfson Economic Prize, looking at new ways to deal with congestion and road pricing

Professor Anne Buist allays potential hysteria over the new meta-analysis finding that fluoxetine, aka Prozac, can cause birth defects.

The robots are coming for our jobs - but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Soft skills can save us, but we need more of them. Simon Hann, chief executive of DeakinCo., explains.

Universities Australia chief executive Belinda Robinson guided us through the twists, turns and possible dead ends of the government's new science research roadmap.

Director of the Centre for Innovative Justice at RMIT, Hulls wants human rights for all Australians, legally.

Western Sydney University Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Professor Denise Kirkpatrick talks to Campus Review about the new campus in Parramatta