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Concussion risks aren’t limited to the AFL. We need urgent action to make sure our kids are safe, too

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Cave of Horror: fresh fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls echo dramatic human stories

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AI developers often ignore safety in the pursuit of a breakthrough – so how do we regulate them without blocking progress?

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Energy storage technology is accelerating – but grids aren’t ready for the transition

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COVID vaccine weekly: AstraZeneca is safe and effective, but facing supply issues

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Closed borders, travel bans and halted immigration: 5 ways COVID-19 changed how – and where – people move around the world

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Sea levels are rising fastest in big cities – here’s why

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UK trade and security review: pivoting to the east will draw Britain into tensions between China and US

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St Patrick’s day: why so many US presidents like to say ‘I’m Irish’

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Feeding cows a few ounces of seaweed daily could sharply reduce their contribution to climate change

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As Australia’s COVID vaccine rollout splutters, we need transparency about when international borders might reopen

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Patent system often stifles the innovation it was designed to encourage

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Prosecuting ex-presidents for corruption is trending worldwide – but it’s not always great for democracy

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Why do we need booster shots, and could we mix and match different COVID vaccines?

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How local content rules on streamers could seriously backfire

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Australia sends 8,000 vaccine doses to help Papua New Guinea’s pandemic crisis

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Why New Zealand should invest in smart rail before green hydrogen to decarbonise transport

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Australia’s COVID vaccine rollout is well behind schedule — but don’t panic

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Resistance to military regime in Myanmar mounts as nurses, bankers join protests – despite bloody crackdown

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Why would anyone buy crypto art – let alone spend millions on what’s essentially a link to a JPEG file?

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Ancient leaves preserved under a mile of Greenland’s ice – and lost in a freezer for years – hold lessons about climate change

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Quad group makes vaccine deal as a wary China watches on

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Spending time in nature has always been important, but now it’s an essential part of coping with the pandemic

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A very special episode: how TV shows can be powerful tools for public health

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There’s a bill before the Senate that would make it easier for banks to lend irresponsibly

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A catastrophe looms with PNG’s COVID crisis. Australia needs to respond urgently

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Coronavirus: here’s what happens when we test lots of people as cases are falling

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Chief Scientist: science will drive a post-pandemic manufacturing boom

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Security flaws in Microsoft email software raise questions over Australia’s cybersecurity approach

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The UK variant is likely deadlier, more infectious and becoming dominant. But the vaccines still work well against it

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Labor obliterates Liberals in historic WA election; will win control of upper house for first time

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Swedish Viking hoard: how the discovery of single Norman coin expands our knowledge of French history

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US-Japan relations: why two new leaders need a fresh approach to the alliance in the Asia-Pacific

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Sewage-testing robots process wastewater faster to predict COVID-19 outbreaks sooner

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Bangladesh at 50: A nation created in violence and still bearing scars of a troubled birth

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Debunking the myth of legislative gridlock as laws and policy are made in the nation’s capital

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Grattan on Friday: Morrison grapples with slow vaccine rollout, end of JobKeeper and ministerial crises

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What’s a T7 vertebra and what happens when you injure it? 2 experts explain

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Marginal advantage: a whiff of pork in the government’s great tourist ticket lottery

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How Apple and others are making it impossible to get a cheap and easy phone repair

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Zoning isn’t to blame for Australia’s soaring house prices

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Keir Starmer’s political brand: Captain Hindsight or Admiral Foresight?

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Coronavirus one year on: two countries that got it right, and three that got it wrong

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Hard bump ahead? Drop in insolvencies and bankruptcies is a ticking time bomb

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You can’t fix the economy if you can’t see it: how the ABS became our secret weapon

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Opioid script changes mean well, but have left some people in chronic pain

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How asteroid dust helped us prove life’s raw ingredients can evolve in outer space

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Pollen can raise your risk of getting COVID-19, whether you have allergies or not

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From Elvis to Dolly, celebrity endorsements might be the key to countering vaccine hesitancy

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Why Pope Francis’s historic trip to Iraq was a mission of peace over politics

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