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For decades, depictions of motorsport in film and television have been all about speed, spectacle and stoic heroes – engines roaring and egos clashing. But Netflix’s Drive to Survive added a whole new dimension to the way we perceive the sport, putting drivers’ vulnerabilities, fears and personal lives in the spotlight.

When a sequel really works, it’s one of cinema’s purest joys. It adds new layers to the original film, challenges and expands characters we’ve grown to love and gives us more time in movie worlds that captivated our imaginations. When a sequel is done badly, it’s a catastrophic betrayal made all the more personal for how much we loved the original. But how can the latter be avoided? And what makes a great sequel?

What is Queensland’s religious history? What stories and landmarks are peculiar to Queensland? And what are the characteristics of contemporary religious and spiritual practices, experiences, and movements?

Associate Professor Nic Carah, Director of Centre for Digital Cultures and Societies, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences shares his thoughts.

As the next Queensland State election approaches, both major parties have been promising to ‘crack down’ on youth crime.

A University of Queensland-led study has found consumer vulnerability to cryptocurrency investment scams has little to do with socioeconomic status.

Two years on from the release of ChatGPT and other generative AI language programs, schools and universities are continuing to grapple with how to manage the complex challenges and opportunities of the technology.

How will Queensland meet its ambitious climate targets?

Empowerment of people with disabilities is an important aspect of commitment to human rights and inclusive development.

Today is World Down Syndrome Day, a great opportunity to end the stereotypes and learn more about Down syndrome and the rich and fulfilling lives people with Down syndrome live.