Society and culture
Curtin graduate wins Walkley Foundation’s women in media award
A Curtin University graduate who has established a career as one of Australia’s leading medical journalists has been recognised with…
Curtin congratulates authors on their book being awarded a new film deal
Curtin University has congratulated Associate Professor Paul Genoni on co-authoring a book that will be brought to cinematic life in…
‘Big systems’ create challenges for Indigenous health
Australia’s diverse healthcare system has won accolades around the globe. But navigating its sheer size and complexity can be difficult,…
Curtin’s School of Education graduates shine at annual awards
The brightest teachers of tomorrow have been honoured at Curtin University’s School of Education annual awards ceremony, which recognise academic…
Pictures of A Thousand Silences
The power of Hoda Afshar’s talent and the intellect that infuses her art is giving Afshar a cumulative following across…
Curtin elevates commitment to national reconciliation action
Curtin University has confirmed its commitment to leading national reconciliation action in the education sector by today launching its Elevate…
Designing the interior of Mars habitats
It’s only a matter of time before we see humans living on Mars, but who’s going to design what’s needed…
Aberdeen-Curtin Alliance enriches student’s creative work on Scotland’s witch trials
Atop a small hill in Orkney, a town in the Northern Isles of Scotland, pink flowers sprout from the middle…
Getting clever with big data to understand the spread of ISIS propaganda
Through a combination of big data analysis and multimodal discourse analysis, Curtin researchers are providing valuable insight into how meaning…
Australian TV well behind in accessibility for vision impaired
More than 453,000 Australians are known to live with blindness or vision impairment. Despite this substantial number, Australia remains the…