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Google’s scrapping third-party cookies – but invasive targeted advertising will live on

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10 years after Fukushima, safety is still nuclear power’s greatest challenge

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Economists: Biden’s $1,400 COVID-19 checks may be great politics, but it’s questionable economics

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Reduce, re-use, recycle: how the new relaxed Olympic rules make Brisbane’s 2032 bid affordable

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More than 1 in 3 New Zealanders remain hesitant or sceptical about COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s how to reach them

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When climate change and other emergencies threaten where we live, how will we manage our retreat?

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Texas’ announced it is ending its COVID-19 restrictions. Its vaccination rate is among the lowest in the U.S., and its case numbers are still high. Montinique Monroe/Getty Images

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These states are dropping COVID-19 mask mandates but still urge people to wear them – which message will the public follow?

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WA election could be historical Labor landslide, but party with less than 1% vote may win upper house seat

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Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax would reduce inequality – the problem is it’s probably unconstitutional

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January warm spells, March freezes: How plants manage the shift from winter to spring

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Backlash against Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine is real and risky – here’s how to make its rollout a success

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The oil industry says it might support a carbon tax – here’s why that could be good for producers and the public alike

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Support for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package may not be as broad as it seems – it’s all a matter of perspective

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NFT art: the bizarre world where burning a Banksy can make it more valuable

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How Scottish Gaelic is helping protect Scotland’s seas

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Global obsession with economic growth will increase risk of deadly pandemics in future

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What’s really behind Rishi Sunak’s decision to move part of the Treasury to Darlington?

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How the world ran out of semiconductors

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South-west Iceland is shaking – and may be about to erupt

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Yes, export bans on vaccines are a problem, but why is the supply of vaccines so limited in the first place?

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Seagrass meadows shrank by 92% in UK waters – restoring them could absorb carbon emissions and boost fish

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The science behind frozen wind turbines – and how to keep them spinning through the winter

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Following 3 major quakes off New Zealand, questions remain about how they might be linked

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Coronavirus: what happens when a person is simultaneously infected with two variants?

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Cern: scientists discover four new particles – here’s why they matter

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Budget 2021: strip away pandemic largesse and UK is banking on recovery with no extra public spending

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We’ve made progress to curb global emissions. But it’s a fraction of what’s needed

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GDP is V-shaped, but not yet good. These three graphs tell the story

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Brazil coronavirus variant: what is it and why is it a concern? An expert explains

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Four Americans die every year for every one person employed in the U.S. tobacco industry. Julien Fourniol/Baloulumix via Getty Images

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Tobacco killed 500,000 Americans in 2020 – is it time to control cigarette-makers?

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Can QAnon survive another ‘Great Disappointment’ on March 4? History suggests it might

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Biden is already carving out a different Middle East policy from Trump — and even Obama

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In Victoria, animal abuse may soon be considered a form of family violence. Here’s why that matters

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Journalism: digital giants paying for content is good news, but will it support local press?

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Water markets are not perfect, but vital to the future of the Murray-Darling Basin

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Before we introduce vaccine passports we need to know how they’ll be used

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Michael Gudinski: how a titan of the industry shaped Australian music for five decades

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Nuclear fusion: building a star on Earth is hard, which is why we need better materials

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Where does plastic pollution go when it enters the ocean?

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RMIT attack underlines need to train all uni staff in cyber safety

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Renewables need land – and lots of it. That poses tricky questions for regional Australia

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3 ways to vaccinate the world and make sure everyone benefits, rich and poor

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Despite claims NZ’s policing is too ‘woke’, crime rates are largely static — and even declining

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Your genetics influence how resilient you are to cold temperatures – new research

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Fake news was a thing long before Donald Trump — just ask the ancient Greeks

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Aged care, death and taxes after the royal commission

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Widespread testing in Auckland now key to ruling out possible undetected COVID-19 outbreak

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Tiger Woods’ car crash injuries explained, according to a trauma surgeon

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