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Does AI Have a Place in Schools?

Sarah Hart

Does AI Have a Place in Schools?

In March 2025, South Korea is set to introduce textbooks powered by AI. This upgrade in public school systems will cost up to $276 million dollars. South Korea believes in becoming the world leaders in electronic education and AI learning. So, what does this mean for everyday school students in Australia? Will your next teacher be a robot?

Could a Cold-Water Phenomenon be the Key to the Survival of the Great Barrier Reef?

Sarah Hart

Could a Cold-Water Phenomenon be the Key to the Survival of the Great Barrier Reef?

⁠Recent data and coral surveys from CSIRO have recorded that a natural phenomenon is occurring in continental drop-off zones where the East Australian Current raises cold water closer to the surface causing the “localised” parts of the reef to be temporarily cooler than other parts. This is important because recent coral bleaching events have impacted over 90% of coral species, and any chance for the coral to adapt to the rising temperature could be vital for the survival of the Great Barrier Reef and its inhabitants.

Could Concrete be the Answer to Solve the World’s Ongoing Fast Fashion Waste?

Sarah Hart

Could Concrete be the Answer to Solve the World’s Ongoing Fast Fashion Waste?

Recent trials at RMIT University investigated the usage of textiles in concrete. Surprisingly, over 70% of textiles can be used in concrete. This means that even some of the most un- recyclable materials like fire-fighter gear can be used. This is significant because recycling these materials causes a reduction in landfill and pollution. By using fibrous materials and textiles, the concrete is essentially ‘bound’ together, avoiding cracking and breakages.