A UNSW Sydney-led research project will investigate how generative artificial intelligence is being used to facilitate coercive control and gender-based violence against women and children. The project, led by Dr
Month: September 2026
How Aje Is Rewriting the Rules of Australian Fashion’s US Expansion How Aje Is Rewriting the Rules of Australian Fashion’s US Expansion
Denim as a Trojan Horse for Global Growth For Australian fashion brands seeking international scale, category expansion can be as powerful a growth lever as geographic expansion. Aje’s 2026 entry
Momcozy Spring Sale Brings Breast Pumps and Everyday Baby Essentials Within ReachMomcozy Spring Sale Brings Breast Pumps and Everyday Baby Essentials Within Reach
Australian families can shop selected offers from now until 11th October 2026 on Motherhood and Parenting Support Momcozy is inviting Australian families to shop its Spring Sale from now until
Allyson Felix Embraces Motherhood and an Olympic Comeback with MomcozyAllyson Felix Embraces Motherhood and an Olympic Comeback with Momcozy
The seven-time Olympic gold medallist is pursuing an ambitious return to competition while showing that motherhood and personal goals do not have to compete. Allyson Felix is returning to the
Tokyu Stay Shinjuku Reopens on September 29, 2026, Bringing Shinjuku Culture to Life Through DesignTokyu Stay Shinjuku Reopens on September 29, 2026, Bringing Shinjuku Culture to Life Through Design
Tokyu Stay Shinjuku Reopens with a New Hotel Experience Inspired by Shinjuku Sanchome’s CultureTokyu Stay Shinjuku, located in Shinjuku Sanchome—an area of Tokyo where unique local culture and nostalgic streetscapes
Australia’s K-Pop Concert Boom: Stadium Shows, Festivals, and the Live Music RenaissanceAustralia’s K-Pop Concert Boom: Stadium Shows, Festivals, and the Live Music Renaissance
From Arena Tours to Stadium Spectacles Australia’s live music infrastructure is being reshaped by K-Pop’s escalating ambition. What began as arena tours by mid-tier acts has evolved into stadium-level productions
Art with heart brings colour to the cityArt with heart brings colour to the city
Beautiful new artworks are popping up around major construction zones as part of a City of Sydney effort to support artists and brighten streets. Construction hoardings are required on large
The 2026 Australian Restaurant Menu Revolution: From Long Lists to Two-Speed MenusThe 2026 Australian Restaurant Menu Revolution: From Long Lists to Two-Speed Menus
Why Long Menus Become a Burden The Australian restaurant menu is undergoing a structural transformation. Amid raw material cost increases reaching 7.77 percent and chef shortages, operators are turning to
COLES REVEALS AUSTRALIA’S FOOTY FOOD DIVIDE AHEAD OF GRAND FINALCOLES REVEALS AUSTRALIA’S FOOTY FOOD DIVIDE AHEAD OF GRAND FINAL
Forget the Brisbane vs Fremantle battle, this finals series is all about what’s on the menu with the meat pie standing strong as the ultimate symbol of Australian footy food,
The AI Threat to Aboriginal Tourism: Why ‘Real’ Is the New LuxuryThe AI Threat to Aboriginal Tourism: Why ‘Real’ Is the New Luxury
When an AI Avatar Became ‘Indigenous’ In 2025 and 2026, an AI-generated Aboriginal avatar named ‘Jarren’ amassed nearly 200,000 followers across TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook under the series title ‘Bush
World-First mRNA Vaccine Trial Targets Aggressive Childhood Brain Tumours in AustraliaWorld-First mRNA Vaccine Trial Targets Aggressive Childhood Brain Tumours in Australia
A Devastating Diagnosis with Few Options Diffuse midline glioma (DMG) is one of the most aggressive childhood brain tumours. It spreads through the central nervous system and grows in areas
On-street dining here to stayOn-street dining here to stay
The City of Sydney will begin transforming close to 150 temporary on-street dining areas into high-quality footpath extensions in the latest stage of its outdoor dining program. The works
Australians Are Spending Record Amounts on Their Dogs. Yet the Same 3 Health Problems Keep Sending Them to the VetAustralians Are Spending Record Amounts on Their Dogs. Yet the Same 3 Health Problems Keep Sending Them to the Vet
Australians are spending record amounts on their pets, yet skin conditions, gastrointestinal problems and ear infections continue to rank among the most common reasons dogs need veterinary care. Pet Food
The Retail Contradiction — Why Australian Jewellery Sales Are Rising While Consumers Pull BackThe Retail Contradiction — Why Australian Jewellery Sales Are Rising While Consumers Pull Back
A Market That Refuses to Follow the Script By any conventional measure, Australian consumers in 2026 should be pulling back from discretionary spending. Cost-of-living pressures persist, housing prices have softened,
LED Walls, Drone Shows, and AI: How Technology Is Reshaping Australian Event Production in 2026LED Walls, Drone Shows, and AI: How Technology Is Reshaping Australian Event Production in 2026
Australia’s event technology landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with venues across the country investing in permanent LED installations that are redefining the visual possibilities for event organizers. In August
MEDIA INVITE: The future of super and women’s financial securityMEDIA INVITE: The future of super and women’s financial security
Key Facts: Location: Business Sydney, Level 7, Chifley Square, Sydney (Corner of Phillip St and Hunter St – opposite Chifley Tower) Date: Thursday 24 September 2026 Time: 8.30am – 10.30am
When Hotels Become Schools: A New Model for Professional Chef Development in AustraliaWhen Hotels Become Schools: A New Model for Professional Chef Development in Australia
In January 2026, Marriott International launched its Culinary Academy in Australia—a two-year, fee-free apprenticeship program that combines structured on-site training with mentorship from the company’s executive chefs. Trainees are paid
The Missing Breastfeeding Conversation: What Happens Six Months After Discharge?The Missing Breastfeeding Conversation: What Happens Six Months After Discharge?
Following her presentation at the 2026 Australian College of Midwives National Conference, registered midwife and infant sleep consultant Bianca Burge, in collaboration with Momcozy, is drawing attention to a period
The finishing touches on George Street’s transformationThe finishing touches on George Street’s transformation
From a traffic-clogged thoroughfare to a world-class boulevard, George Street has reached the pinnacle of its transformation. Decades in the making, the final stage of the project to create a
Hunter Valley Wine Trails: The Rise of Walkable, Sustainable Wine ExperiencesHunter Valley Wine Trails: The Rise of Walkable, Sustainable Wine Experiences
The Hunter Valley is Australia’s most-visited wine region, attracting 8.6 million visitors in the year ending March 2026. But quantity of visitors is only part of the story. What makes