Identifying the communities most vulnerable to extreme heat
As periods of extreme heat are becoming more frequent, RMIT Vietnam’s research shows how heat affects different communities and how governments can respond more effectively.
Social media: a “community vaccine” against health misinformation?
When young people discuss health topics together in a social media group, they are not just seeking information – they are building collective immunity against the wave of health misinformation.
Trust is the most valuable ingredient in “ghost kitchens”
New RMIT University research reveals what drives trust in delivery-only food businesses, offering a roadmap for operators in the digital food economy.
International financial centre should prioritise quality over scale
The success of an international financial centre should not be measured solely by the size of its assets or capital flows, but also by its ability to create value for the real economy, develop human capital, and drive innovation.