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A large number of women have joined the protests against new farm laws in India. Sanchit Khanna/Hindustan Times via Getty Images

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Indian farmers are a powerful force in Indian politics, and here’s why their protests matter

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17 February 2021

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Five ways to reduce your household waste – and stop it being shipped to poorer countries

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17 February 2021

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Why more contagious variants are emerging now, more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic

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17 February 2021

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Would ‘COVID loans’ be a more affordable and sustainable way to support national economies?

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16 February 2021

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As NZ gets serious about climate change, can electricity replace fossil fuels in time?

by The Conversation

16 February 2021

Ministers Stuart Robert, Angus Taylor and Prime Minister Scott Morrison arriving at question time. Lukas Coch/AAP

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No point complaining about it, Australia will face carbon levies unless it changes course

by The Conversation

16 February 2021

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We found the first Australian evidence of a major shift in Earth’s magnetic poles. It may help us predict the next

by The Conversation

16 February 2021

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Close contact test results will be crucial to whether Auckland’s level 3 lockdown is extended beyond three days

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16 February 2021

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Has COVID really caused an exodus from our cities? In fact, moving to the regions is nothing new

by The Conversation

15 February 2021

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COVID killed the on-campus lecture, but will unis raise it from the dead?

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15 February 2021

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The Fukushima quake may be an echo of the 2011 disaster — and a warning for the future

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15 February 2021

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AI can now learn to manipulate human behaviour

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15 February 2021

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COVID-19 is giving us a new appreciation for physical shops

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15 February 2021

Braemar, Aberdeenshire, which recorded the UK’s lowest temperature since 1995. Jane Barlow/PA

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Climate change is making extreme cold much less likely, despite the UK plummeting to -23°C

by The Conversation

14 February 2021

Children’s brain development rely on interaction with other kids. sutadimages/Shutterstock

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How the pandemic may damage children’s social intelligence

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14 February 2021

The impeachment trial shows American democracy is in bad shape. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images

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Trump’s acquittal is a sign of ‘constitutional rot’ – partisanship overriding principles

by The Conversation

14 February 2021

The success of Brazil’s vaccine program will have a ripple effect on countries to which it exports commodities such as steel. Michael Dantas/AFP via Getty Images

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The $4 trillion economic cost of not vaccinating the entire world

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14 February 2021

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Yes, another lockdown in Victoria hurts. But it might be our only way to avert a third wave

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14 February 2021

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COVID vaccines have been developed in record time. But how will we know they’re safe?

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13 February 2021

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Mr Morrison, please don’t make empty promises: enshrine our climate targets in law

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13 February 2021

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Temperature scanners aren’t good at telling who has COVID-19 – here’s how to fix that

by The Conversation

13 February 2021

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Fossil fuel subsidies amount to hundreds of billions of dollars a year – here’s how to get rid of them

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13 February 2021

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Solar panels in Sahara could boost renewable energy but damage the global climate – here’s why

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12 February 2021

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Bitcoin: why a wave of huge companies like Tesla rushing to invest could derail the stock market

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12 February 2021

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Trust in government soars in Australia and New Zealand during pandemic

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12 February 2021

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Our national water policy is outdated, unfair and not fit for climate challenges: major new report

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12 February 2021

Dark matter can be inferred from an assortment of physical clues in the universe. NASA

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The search for dark matter gets a speed boost from quantum technology

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12 February 2021

Industrlial Relations Minbister Christian Porter. Lukas Coch/AAP

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Low wage, low growth: Porter’s industrial relations bill is only good in parts

by The Conversation

11 February 2021

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How Chile became an unlikely winner in the COVID-19 vaccine race

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11 February 2021

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States housed 40,000 people for the COVID emergency. Now rough sleeper numbers are back on the up

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11 February 2021

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Will the COVID pandemic cause London’s population to decline?

by The Conversation

11 February 2021

Seat of power: the US Capitol, where the impeachment trial of former US president Donald Trump is taking place. EPA_EFE/Shawn Thew

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Donald Trump impeachment trial: how the process will unfold in the US Senate

by The Conversation

11 February 2021

A biologist examines microplastics found in sea species at the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research in Greece, Nov. 26, 2019. Louisa Gouliamaki/AFP via Getty Images

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Hundreds of fish species, including many that humans eat, are consuming plastic

by The Conversation

10 February 2021

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A minimum price for alcohol helped curb problem drinking in the Northern Territory — is it time for a national rollout?

by The Conversation

10 February 2021

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Anthony Albanese’s plan to boost protections for Australians in insecure work

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10 February 2021

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Reindeer: ancient migration routes disrupted by roads, dams – and now wind farms

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10 February 2021

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Donald Trump impeachment trial: how the process will unfold in the US Senate

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10 February 2021

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Financial services: how London can take advantage of Brexit to become more successful

by The Conversation

10 February 2021

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COVID: why are Swedish towns banning masks?

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9 February 2021

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Axing protection for national strategic languages is no way to build ties with Asia

by The Conversation

9 February 2021

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Nationals’ push to carve farming from a net-zero target is misguided and dangerous

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9 February 2021

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Coronavirus might become endemic – here’s how

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9 February 2021

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5 tips to figure out if a tech company on the stock market is an ethical investment

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9 February 2021

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The US jumps on board the electric vehicle revolution, leaving Australia in the dust

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8 February 2021

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South Africa has paused AstraZeneca COVID vaccine rollout but it’s too early to say Australia should follow suit

by The Conversation

8 February 2021

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Another hotel worker tests positive in Melbourne. It’s time to move hotel quarantine out of cities

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8 February 2021

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Tim Berners-Lee’s plan to save the internet: give us back control of our data

by The Conversation

8 February 2021

The number of people seeking jobless benefits has soared during the pandemic. AP Photo/John Locher

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Latest jobs report shows why the unemployment rate needs fixing

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8 February 2021

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Why New Caledonia’s instability is not just a problem for France

by The Conversation

7 February 2021

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A major coal mine expansion was knocked back today, but where’s the line in the sand?

by The Conversation

7 February 2021

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