What is a book, actually? JCU's Roger Osborne gives insight into how books have transformed themselves and our lives from Gutenberg to Google.
Conflict is a part of life and managing disagreements is a vital skill for navigating success. How do we master conflict? The key is in how we communicate.
JCU Associate Professor of Law Louise Floyd shares the ways that the law can help empower employees, managers and business owners who come face-to-face with a workplace psychopath.
What is life like in Bhutan? Pema Wangdi tells us more about growing up in a country with some of the tallest mountains in the world, how people used to find love and why prayer flags matter.
Adults in Western countries tend to disapprove of children’s activism, instead of supporting their children to have an influence on the society of the future.
Like other areas of our cultural and social lives, academia has been influenced by globalisation. Nick Osbaldiston explains why it’s important to maintain an international flow of knowledge.
Depending on what kind of tourist you are, you may look at Instagram selfies of iconic destinations and see a great photo, or imagine a tourist climbing over a barrier that reads, ‘DO NOT CROSS’.
Mission River Bridge, Weipa Cape York Queensland
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Many of us are now adapting to studying online from home. For those with families there are extra challenges. Save yourself the stress by applying some of these tips for working in a family space.
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