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BC Tech Finalist Simply Sweet Games Is Putting Players First in Word Puzzles

This article is part of a series presented in partnership with BC Tech, profiling the finalists for the 2026 Technology Impact Awards‘ Company of the Year – Startup category. Word games have become a dependable daily habit for millions of...

Why founder stories matter more than ever – and 6 ways to tell them

We covered mistakes I made (many), the sale of my companies, my time in the AWS Startup VC team, startup basketball, helping founders save money off their AWS bill with my new role at Morfless, eating maccas alone at...

Sam Altman claims AI singularity is now. Here’s the yeah, nah case.

These are the words of Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, speaking on the Relentless podcast on July 25. He added: “I’ve been waiting for this my whole life, and I think it’s going to be incredible, hugely positive, awesome for...

A 2007 study found that rude behavior measurably reduced performance on both routine and creative tasks and made people less willing to help, a...

A one-line reply, no greeting, no acknowledgment of the question behind the question, sent back thirty seconds after the message arrived. The sender sees a fast answer and calls it efficient. The research on what actually happens on the...

A 2024 review of the love-languages theory found that most people rate all five categories as important rather than one dominant preference, and that...

Gary Chapman published The 5 Love Languages in 1992, proposing that every person has one primary way of feeling loved, drawn from five categories: words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, physical touch, and receiving gifts. Chapman, a...

The idea that Gen Z is lazy misreads the data: full-time workers aged 20 to 24 averaged 40.5 hours a week, and visible enthusiasm...

The 74% figure is real, but it does not mean what the lazy-Gen-Z argument needs it to mean. ResumeBuilder reported in 2023 that 74% of managers and business leaders in its poll considered Gen Z more difficult to work...

Adults who take the same walk at the same time every evening may not be creatures of rigid habit; they may have found that...

The evening walk can look like the smallest possible ritual. Same route, same hour, same slightly worn shoes. Neighbours begin to recognise the walker in the same way they recognise the streetlights coming on. Research does not prove that repeating...

How CSIRO’s ON Accelerate helped turn these Aussie healthtech startups into commercial successes

It’s fair to say Australia is stacked with world-class researchers with big ideas. We have a track record of scientific breakthroughs, especially in healthcare innovations like the cervical cancer vaccine and the cochlear implant. But turning promising discoveries into...

The NSW treasurer is banking on a $440 million windfall from EV drivers unless Albanese steps in

Electric car owners in one state will pay a fee for every kilometre they drive within a year unless the federal government intervenes to create a national law.  NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey revealed the state’s plans at an inquiry into...

Education is one of the strongest predictors of worldly success, yet economists still cannot agree whether school builds the ability that earns the reward,...

Get a good education and you will do well in life. It is possibly the most repeated piece of advice there is, handed down by parents and governments alike, and the broad data does back it up. What the...
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What Huang’s resignation means for chipmakers and AI

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced his resignation after it was reported that he had an affair with a businesswoman...
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