The Latest Breaking News from Australian National University

'As Socrates said, I know that I know nothing.'

Net migration was set to return to ‘normal’ levels, even without the latest overhaul of temporary visa rules, researchers say

Many states will soon make it illegal, but still close to half of all Australians don't know what coercive control is.

Support among Coalition voters dropped after the Liberal party came out in opposition to the referendum in April, data reveals

More voters disapprove of the prime minister’s performance than approve; some vape imports to be banned from January

A majority of Australians think First Nations people should get a say on issues affecting them, raising questions about Labor's model for the voice.

An Australian National University survey has reinforced the view the October referendum might have passed if it had been confined to constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.

ANU Prof. Ramineni Sivaram Prasad secures 5th patent right for a smart monitoring device using IOT to measure employee productivity in remote locations. Device designed to continuously monitor efficiency and productivity. Patent granted by Govt. of India under Patents and Designs Act, 2000.

The government doesn't want to release it in full due to 'privacy'.