Some cautious applause, scepticism, a lot of noise in-between.
And at face value, what surprised me was just how clear the majority of Australians appeared to be about what happens next.
A national survey of 1,001 Australians we commissioned the day...
Research published last month found narcissistic leaders – those with a tendency to be self-centred and entitled – were more likely than others to resist remote work. Why? The study concluded “it interferes with their motivations for power and...
If you tried to buy Novo Nordisk today, you couldn’t. That’s not a comment on the price, though the market cap has recently sat somewhere north of half a trillion dollars. It’s a comment on the legal architecture. The...
On 30 June 2025 the WHO Commission on Social Connection reported that about one in six people worldwide are affected by loneliness, and that it is linked to more than 871,000 deaths every year. That works out to roughly...
Genome British Columbia is funding three research projects aimed at developing technology-forward tools to help farmers protect the region’s fruit and vegetable crops, which export more than $1 billion in products annually.
Sally Greenwood, Chief Operating Officer at Genome BC,...
Here is a claim that sounds like it must be wrong: the people who build the most capable AI systems in the world often cannot give a complete, reliable explanation of why a model produced one answer instead of...
A biological analytics and software company specializing in large-scale DNA data has garnered federal capital for a special project.
Vancouver-based Koonkie works with mining companies, consultants, universities, and even NASA to solve complex data challenges in natural and industrial systems,...
The books have been there for years. A memoir with a bookmark stalled at page 47. A novel someone gave you three birthdays ago. A collection of essays you keep meaning to finish. Something spiritual you read when you...
There is a mental image most of us reach for without thinking. Loneliness looks like an elderly person in a quiet house, the phone that rarely rings, the empty chair across the table. It is the picture behind a...
Elias Stadiatis surfaced off the coast of Antikythera in the spring of 1900 wearing a copper diving helmet and canvas suit, and told his captain he had just seen a heap of rotting corpses on the seabed. The captain,...
