Google has taken an important step into the Australian smartphone market with the introduction of its first AI powered foldable phone, changing the future of mobile tech for the tech giant. An integration of the highest quality hardware and most advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, this device is poised to shake up the premium smartphone segment, […]
Author: Emma Harris
Emma Harris is all about keeping tabs on the local Melbourne scene. She's got a knack for digging up those feel-good community tales and juicy cultural events that make the city tick. With more than seven years under her belt in the world of journalism, she's been scribbling away for The Age and Melbourne Observer before landing her current gig. What really gets her going is sharing the buzz of the city's life with everyone, making sure no one misses out on the good stuff happening around town.
Melbourne Emerges As Data Center Hub Amid AI Boom And Tech Innovation
The demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing services is surging and Melbourne is becoming Australia’s number one data centre project. A new data shows that almost 75 percent of new data centres in the country are developed in the Victorian capital, cementing its place as a leading player in the country’s ICT infrastructure. Among […]
Controversial Rally Proceeds In Melbourne Despite Prime Ministers Warning
The protests in October were warned against by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, but a pro-Palestinian rally went ahead in Melbourne today. Thousands of people attended the event in the city centre, which marked the one-year anniversary of the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas conflict, in a tense atmosphere that saw police deploying a heavy presence in […]
Jahrome Hughes Wins Dally M Medal For Best NRL Player
Jahrome Hughes’ stunning rise to the top of his NRL career trajectory ended in perfect fashion with the Melbourne Storm halfback winning the Dally M Medal Saturday night after he was crowned the competition’s best player for 2024. It’s a momentous moment for Hughes, who has gone from journeyman fullback to one of the game’s […]
Pro Palestinian Protests Erupt Across Australia Amid Increased Security Measures
Thousands of people marched on streets of Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide on 13 October to support Palestine and commemorate the first anniversary of the attack on the pro-Palestinian protest on the October 7. Unlike some other protest movements, the actions are calculated and organized in order to raise awareness about the situation in Gaza and […]
Essendon Wins Thrilling AFLW Match As Melbourne Gears Up For Lord Mayor Election
With local first year of the October 7 attack in Gaza coming up, thousands of people have demonstrated in Sydhe, Melbourne and Adelaide to show support to Palestine marking another essential aspect of political freedom in Australia. The protests are well-organized and surrounded by a call to raise awareness of war in Gaza and raise […]
Melbourne Grand Prix Preparations Spark Environmental Controversy
Melbourne’s Albert Park is starting to get extremely busy as preparations for the next Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix nears. On the other hand, this year’s event has elicited a lot of controversy between car racing fraternity and the environmental followers in tension between major sporting events and sustainability issues in the Victoria city. The […]
Melbourne Gripped by Massive Union Protest and Traffic Chaos
Huge crowds of CFMEU supporters brought activity in central business district Melbourne to a halt today with what has been described as a show of force. The protest was in protest to the recent federal court decision which placed part of the union under administration resulting in halt of traffic and disruption in public transportation. […]
University of Melbourne Opens a New Center in Delhi
An important step towards the university’s global outreach and promotion of the inter cultural education exchange, the University of Melbourne has launched its first overseas centre in Delhi, India. After today’s inauguration, Melbourne Global Centre forms a new stage in the global development strategy and internationalisation of the university and the concept of collaborative learning. […]
Melbourne Hosts World Sustainable Built Environment Conference
This is true since Melbourne has again shown its sustainable values and environmental responsibility by successfully bidding to host the next World Sustainable Built Environment Conference (WSBE) in 2026. It is a great event that is one of the oldest international science and technology conferences and exhibitions dedicated to the problem of sustainable development in […]