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Think of a world where rivers had human rights, corporations were regulated by their stakeholders, ecocide was a crime, and money looked entirely different. Where can legal imagination take us?
If we are going to save the planet, we need to start hugging trees. So how do we override our human-centric worldview, and start seeing ourselves as one with the flowers?
We are on the brink of a technological revolution. The impact of AI on jobs and people are concerning, so does the collision of AI and quantum computing have a dark side too?
The pursuit of profits has seen us hurtling towards the point of no return, so how can we incentivise the world’s biggest polluters to choose the planet over profit?
Imagine if medical side effects were all in your head… turns out more than half of them might be… so how can medical researchers break this dangerous cycle?
Education needs a rethink. Learning must both reflect and fit into our lives, and be a bold experience that is interactive and fun... because who said education can’t be as entertaining as Netflix?
As we move into the most information rich age in human history, how can we ensure that we keep our focus on advancing neuroscience so those most vulnerable can receive the help they need?
We need to have a conversation about dying.
How can we encourage everyone to get vaccinated?
“Australia could be the energy centre of the world… exporting renewable energy to the entire world and three other planets” – Christiana Figueres
After two years of arguing about how to ‘balance’ public health and the economy, it’s time to talk about what we have learned.
As our environment suffers and pressures from the outside world loom, what will come to define Australian national identity?
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