Locals refuse to hold their nose as the state government pushes development plans at a controversial rubbish dump, writes Bethany Duncan....

Emily Anderson explores why single-use plastic bans may not be a silver bullet solution to our plastic waste crisis. When Swedish...

After a horrific 10 years of fatal drownings, virtual reality holds new hope for Victoria's inland waterways. J oshua Sabini and Ben...

Swinburne’s 2023 Movie Mogul pitch winner has been named. Issie Soudy reports . Adam Coustley and fellow students present their curation, 'The Lamington Movies', at ACMI's Swinburne Studio during the Movie Mogul event on Friday, May 26. Photo: Issie Soudy / The Burne. From technicolour horror, to lamingtons and Kylie Minogue, there was something for everyone at Swinburne University of Technology's annual Movie Mogul pitch event on Friday, May 26 at the Australian Centre for

Edward Russell, Spencer Gilder-Smith, Benjamin Ponsford and Sian Donazzon report. The unsafe disposal of toxic waste is rampant across...

Emily Anderson reports on how digital volunteers are helping to fill the gaps in Australia’s biodiversity data.

Millicent Spencer speaks with National Union of Students First Nations officer and Swinburne student Patrick Taylor about the...

Labor this month successfully passed their climate bill through the lower house with amendments, marking a dramatic change in Australia’s approach to dealing with climate change. This bill was backed by the Greens, teal independents and Liberal MP Bridget Archer gaining an end-vote of 89 to 55 in favour. This marks the first definitive act on Australian climate policy in the past decade. The “climate wars” refer loosely to the period 2009–2014 where Labor, Greens and Libera

“It was a gradual process. I just went there step-by-step,” journalist Craig Idlebrook says about becoming an anti-vaxxer. “I was always trying to figure out how to live more naturally.” Now years removed from this period in his life, Craig is able to reflect on what lead him down that path. “It’s sort of like coming out of a fever dream,” he said. Craig now actively supports the other side of the debate, and tries to nudge people to get the vaccine . While currently the