Rear Vision — How History Shaped Today

Tesla is now the world’s most successful car company, although it might be more accurate to call it a tech company that makes cars, given how different it is from the rest of the auto industry.

In the upcoming US presidential election voters will cast their ballots in myriad ways, from mail-in-voting to computerised voting machines. And if it’s a close election, there will be court challenges.

Regional Forest Agreements were supposed to settle what could be logged and where, but recent court challenges and protests show the forestry wars are far from over.

Australian universities are confronting a firestorm, the loss of foreign students, the layoff of academics, the underpayment of staff and radical changes to domestic university fees.

Why is our university sector in so much trouble?

The COVID pandemic has put the spotlight on aged care homes, already under scrutiny after evidence of neglect and abuse was laid bare in the Royal Commission. Who is responsible and how did it happen?