Business, innovation and law
A quarter of the poorest Western Australians do not access the internet
One in four of the poorest households in Western Australia do not have access to the internet compared to almost…
Friend or faux? Inside China’s counterfeit trade
Counterfeiting is illegal worldwide but a commonplace occurrence, particularly among makers of shoes, watches, perfumes, handbags, cosmetics and jewellery. Counterfeit…
Gender pay gap exposed by BCEC report
A report by the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre (BCEC), in partnership with Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA), has increased awareness…
Small changes could make WA more ‘China-ready’ for tourists
Western Australia’s biggest spending tourism market – Chinese visitors – frequently suggested that extending retail trading hours to 6.30pm on…
Entrepreneurs of tomorrow can upskill today with Ignition
The next generation of leading entrepreneurs and innovators can now apply for Curtin University’s highly successful Ignition program, which helps…
Facebook executive appointed Curtin Adjunct Professor
A leading technologist who heads up manufacturing operations for Facebook’s consumer hardware Building 8 division and Oculus AR/VR has been…
Luxury brands’ digital future in focus at Singapore conference
The latest trends in luxury brands and the future of the sector in the digital age will be considered by…
Researchers in focus: Professor Mark Harris
Congratulations to Professor Mark Harris, whose skill in developing and applying mathematical, econometric models across a variety of areas, including…
Curtin marketing students learn to navigate the digital world
Curtin University marketing students are learning the art of digital literacy as part of a new series of industry workshops…
What’s the secret to job satisfaction?
You spend half your adult life at work, so shouldn’t it be as enjoyable an experience as possible? New research…