Business & Law

Why the RBA needs to cut rates tomorrow

06 May 2019

When the Reserve Bank considers the numbers around inflation, it knows it has little choice but to act, says Professor Richard Holden.

UNSW team takes top place in global blockchain competition

03 May 2019

The UNSW interdisciplinary team created a service for GPs to help them efficiently find suitable community care for their patients.

Vital Signs: Policies come and go, but surely we shouldn't be subsidising inheritances

03 May 2019

The media loves a victim, but sympathy for someone who won't spend what they've got because they're saving for their children is taking it too far.

Controlling killer robots: how do we do it?

02 May 2019

Autonomous weapons are cheap and fast but there is rising concern at their ability to make decisions that value human life.

Patients sleep easy thanks to new 'smart bed'

01 May 2019

A Smart Inclining Bed created by a leukaemia survivor is preventing falls and pressure sores in Australian nursing homes.

Climate change: human cost rising

01 May 2019

Every second, someone is displaced as a result of a disaster or climate change.

Is it OK to hire friends at work? The answer is not as simple as you'd think

30 Apr 2019

How people react to someone hiring a personal acquaintance depends on their cultural background and where they are in the world, says UNSW's Josh Keller.

Future leader set to shake up financial services

29 Apr 2019

Statistics on women in management are in drastic need of change, says a UNSW Business School student.

Is anyone listening in on us, Alexa?

26 Apr 2019

We should think carefully before bringing smart speakers into our homes, says David Vaile, Stream Lead for Data Protection and Surveillance, Allens Hub for Technology, Law & Innovation at UNSW Law.

Sticking to your guns - the politics of mass shootings

26 Apr 2019

Dr Hasin Yousaf says the political divide increases in the US with every mass shooting incident.

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