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Melting ocean mud helps prevent major earthquakes — and may show where quake risk is highest

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28 February 2021

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COVID-19 has sparked new relationships between academia and policymakers – we must maintain them

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27 February 2021

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GameStop: WallStreetBets trader army is back for a second share rally – here’s how to make sense of it

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27 February 2021

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Ensuring the minimum wage keeps up with economic growth would be the best way to help workers and preserve FDR’s legacy

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27 February 2021

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‘Existential threat to our survival’: see the 19 Australian ecosystems already collapsing

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27 February 2021

Surplus to requirements. Carlos Caetano

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Furlough scheme: UK has no choice but to extend it, but there are serious risks

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26 February 2021

The Johnson & Johnson vaccine only requires one dose. Phill Magoke/AFP via Getty Images

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How does the Johnson & Johnson vaccine compare to other coronavirus vaccines? 4 questions answered

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26 February 2021

Women form a human chain on Feb. 14 in central Moscow to support jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, his wife Yulia Navalnaya and other political prisoners. Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images

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Alexei Navalny leads Russians in a historic battle against arbitrary rule, with words echoing Catherine the Great

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26 February 2021

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Coronavirus: the price of global pandemic responses has been to make many other diseases worse

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26 February 2021

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Relief or stimulus: What’s the difference, and what it means for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus package

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26 February 2021

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The future of transport: how local people are helping to design new metro trains

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25 February 2021

Power to the people, but it will cost you. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

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What’s behind $15,000 electricity bills in Texas?

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25 February 2021

Everydays: The First 5000 Days. Beeple

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A token sale: Christie’s to auction its first blockchain-backed digital-only artwork

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25 February 2021

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New Zealand’s COVID-19 stimulus is a ‘lost opportunity’ to move towards a low-emissions economy

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25 February 2021

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This week’s changes are a win for Facebook, Google and the government — but what was lost along the way?

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25 February 2021

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How the pandemic changed political communication – and why it matters

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24 February 2021

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We now treat half the world’s wastewater – and we can make inroads into the other half

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24 February 2021

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Why Mario Draghi taking charge of Italy is great news for the EU (and also America)

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24 February 2021

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Catching COVID from surfaces is very unlikely. So perhaps we can ease up on the disinfecting

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24 February 2021

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Vaccine diplomacy: how some countries are using COVID to enhance their soft power

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24 February 2021

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After blocking Australian news, Facebook’s free speech myth is dead – and regulators should take notice

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23 February 2021

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Lockdown roadmap: is the UK’s exit plan the right one? Three experts give their view

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23 February 2021

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Ten years on, the earthquake still casts its shadow over Christchurch’s past, present and future

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23 February 2021

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I was the Australian doctor on the WHO’s COVID-19 mission to China. Here’s what we found about the origins of the coronavirus

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23 February 2021

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How China is remaking the world in its vision

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22 February 2021

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Families in eastern states pay around twice as much for preschool than the rest of Australia

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22 February 2021

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Tourism desperately wants a return to the ‘old normal’ but that would be a disaster

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22 February 2021

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Are COVID vaccines vegan? Should I get one anyway? An ethicist explains

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22 February 2021

With little else to draw from, people turn to science fiction when thinking about the Space Force. CSA Images via Getty Images

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Space Force sounds like a joke thanks to pop culture – that could be a problem for an important military branch

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21 February 2021

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After Trump, what is the future of the Republican Party?

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21 February 2021

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The reset to lift us out of the COVID recession has to be bold: returning to where we were is nowhere near good enough

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21 February 2021

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COVID-19 has crippled the winter sports industry – but a digital revolution will help it recover

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21 February 2021

Jubilation: England cricket captain Joe Root celebrates a match-winning double century against India, February 2021. Adam Davy/PA Images/Alamy Stock Photo

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Cricket: children are the key to the future of the game, not broadcast rights

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21 February 2021

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How the Texas electricity system produced low-cost power but left residents out in the cold

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20 February 2021

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Boris Johnson may soon have the power to call elections whenever he wants – a legal view on why that’s not a good idea

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20 February 2021

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Uber drivers ruling: how thousands working in the UK’s gig economy could benefit

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20 February 2021

Habitat destruction is the greatest threat to wild species globally. Bruno Kelly , Author provided

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We need a green recovery after COVID-19, but banning wildlife trade could do more harm than good

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20 February 2021

House sales have brisk this year following the stamp duty holiday. Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

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COVID stamp duty holiday reveals big problems in the housing market

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20 February 2021

The National Guard joined forces with FEMA to launch a mass vaccination site in Los Angeles. Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images

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One month in, how Biden has changed disaster management and the US COVID-19 response

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19 February 2021

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Air filters can scrub out pollutants near highways, reduce blood pressure

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19 February 2021

Americas’ financial desperation can be seen in the soaring demand for food assistance. AP Photo/John Minchillo

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Americans still need a lifeline despite trillions in coronavirus aid

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19 February 2021

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Power outages across the Plains: 4 questions answered about weather-driven blackouts

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19 February 2021

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Britain’s right-wing tabloids have turned to ‘green nationalism’ to sell climate action

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19 February 2021

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Europe is recruiting astronauts: here’s what it takes to become one

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18 February 2021

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Latest NZ unemployment figure may not give a true picture of the number of people out of work

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18 February 2021

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Facebook has pulled the trigger on news content — and possibly shot itself in the foot

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18 February 2021

Nope, we are not talking about telepathy. Sanja Karin Music/Shutterstock

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The science of ‘mind-reading’: our new test reveals how well we understand others

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18 February 2021

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Ransomware gangs are running riot – paying them off doesn’t help

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18 February 2021

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The TV networks holding back the future

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17 February 2021

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Victoria’s statewide lockdown ends. Data can tell us what to do next time

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17 February 2021

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