Analysis of recent overseas experience and proposed nuclear projects suggests an Australian nuclear power program would be vulnerable to delays and cost blowouts.

Tech giants will be forced to take stronger action against child sexual abuse and pro-terrorism material on their platforms. 

It's been described by some as a ‘demonic pelican’, but its scientific name is Haliskia peterseni. 

The Lowy Institute has launched a lecture series in honour of Allan Gyngell, the first Executive Director of the think tank and one of Australia’s most respected foreign policy thinkers. 

 Swapping screen time for ‘real time’ is the mission of a new popular club in the Netherlands.

The Offline Club puts on events in cafes, churches and town halls where people pay to leave mobile phones at the door to hang-out, chat, play board games, do craft, and read in peace. 

Aged care is set to face a tech revolution. New research from Flinders University shows that smart homes can be used to help older people maintain independence through user-friendly, customized wearable devices, robotic assistants and sensors. 

Chinese Premier Li Qiang is in Australia for the first Chinese leader-level visit in more than seven years. The overall tone of the visit is set to be one of co-operation, but tensions will not be far beneath the surface.

After months of legal wrangling the G7 has agreed on a mechanism to use frozen Russian state-owned assets to help Ukraine. 

Despite predictions of big wins for the far-right, former Italian PM Enrico Letta is hopeful for the incoming EU parliament, as voting gets underway across the 27 nations of the union.

Australian actor Anthony LaPaglia makes his Sydney stage debut in Arthur Miller's masterpiece, Death of a Salesman.