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The Conversation

The Conversation is a network of not-for-profit media outlets that publish news stories written by academics and researchers.

India is key for global access

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India is key for global access to a COVID-19 vaccine – here’s why

by The Conversation

Donald Trump appeals to evangelicals

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Why Donald Trump still appeals to so many evangelicals

by The Conversation

Ultra-long-haul flights will succeed

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Why airlines that can pivot to ultra-long-haul flights will succeed in the post-coronavirus era

by The Conversation

Dollar won’t be replaced as global reserve currency

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The dollar may be soft just now, but it won’t be replaced as global reserve currency

by The Conversation

Bad news for Australia’s coal exports

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Japan is closing its old, dirty power plants – and that’s bad news for Australia’s coal exports

by The Conversation

Asteroid 2018 VP₁ may be heading for Earth

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Asteroid 2018 VP₁ may be heading for Earth. But there’s no need to worry

by The Conversation

COVID-19 crisis in disability care

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Let’s heed the warnings from aged care. We must act now to avert a COVID-19 crisis in disability care

by The Conversation

Trump greenlights drilling

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Trump greenlights drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, but will oil companies show up?

by The Conversation

$37.7 million is a new Australian record

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$37.7 million is a new Australian record. Why our corporate chiefs are paid so well

by The Conversation

Labor likely to hold office

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Labor likely to hold office in the Territory, but may find itself inheriting a terrible mess

by The Conversation

The PPI scandal is far from over

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The PPI scandal is far from over – here’s why

by The Conversation

EU subsidies benefit big farms

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EU subsidies benefit big farms while underfunding greener and poorer plots – new research

by The Conversation

Trudeau’s self-serving prorogation of Parliament

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Why Trudeau’s self-serving prorogation of Parliament should be Canada’s last

by The Conversation

Inflammation key factor to severe COVID

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Inflammation: the key factor that explains vulnerability to severe COVID

by The Conversation

National cabinet discussing border wars

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Federal government fires a shot ahead of national cabinet discussing border wars

by The Conversation

Mail-in voting

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Mail-in voting does not cause fraud, but judges are buying the GOP’s argument that it does

by The Conversation

Australia’s strategic blind spot

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Australia’s strategic blind spot: China’s newfound intimacy with once-rival Russia

by The Conversation

Joe Biden appealed to 2 different audiences

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Joe Biden appealed to 2 different audiences in his acceptance speech – 2 experts discuss which punches landed

by The Conversation

Alexander Lukashenko’s future

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Belarus: what role could Russia play in Alexander Lukashenko’s future?

by The Conversation

Alexei Navalny has long been a fierce critic of the Kremlin

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Alexei Navalny has long been a fierce critic of the Kremlin. If he was poisoned, why now? And what does it mean?

by The Conversation

Genome sequencing

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Genome sequencing tells us the Auckland outbreak is a single cluster — except for one case

by The Conversation

Police solve just 2% of all major crimes

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Police solve just 2% of all major crimes

by The Conversation

UK trade negotiations: to strike better deals

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UK trade negotiations: to strike better deals, hand a veto to nations and regions

by The Conversation

Apple, Google and Fortnite’s stoush

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Apple, Google and Fortnite’s stoush is a classic case of how far big tech will go to retain power

by The Conversation

China is targeting Australian wine

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It’s hard to tell why China is targeting Australian wine. There are two possibilities

by The Conversation

The Oxford deal is welcome

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The Oxford deal is welcome, but remember the vaccine hasn’t been proven to work yet

by The Conversation

A little-known technology change will make video streaming cheaper

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A little-known technology change will make video streaming cheaper and pave the way for higher quality

by The Conversation

ICU bed could depend on the hospital

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In Victoria, whether you get an ICU bed could depend on the hospital

by The Conversation

Biden’s long foreign-policy record

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Biden’s long foreign-policy record signals how he’ll reverse Trump, rebuild old alliances and lead the pandemic response

by The Conversation

Instagram is the home of pretty pictures

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Instagram is the home of pretty pictures. Why are people flocking to it for news?

by The Conversation

US postal service

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What is the controversy around the US postal service and how might it affect the election?

by The Conversation

Australians will get free COVID vaccine

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Morrison government promises all Australians will get free COVID vaccine – if there is one

by The Conversation

England’s new contact tracing app fixes privacy problems

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England’s new contact tracing app fixes privacy problems – whether it will work is another matter

by The Conversation

Pandemic alters political conventions

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Pandemic alters political conventions – which have always changed with the times

by The Conversation

Australian house prices

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When houses earn more than jobs: how we lost control of Australian house prices and how to get it back

by The Conversation

Jacinda Ardern delays New Zealand’s election

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Jacinda Ardern delays New Zealand’s election to allow conventional campaigning – but where are voters really getting information?

by The Conversation

Creating a COVID-19 vaccine

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Creating a COVID-19 vaccine is only the first step. It’ll take years to manufacture and distribute

by The Conversation

From the COVID-19 epicentre

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From the COVID-19 epicentre: lessons from Latin American cities’ successes and failures

by The Conversation

Workplace transmissions: a predictable result

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Workplace transmissions: a predictable result of the class divide in worker rights

by The Conversation

University funding crisis was always coming

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This university funding crisis was always coming – COVID-19 just accelerated it

by The Conversation

Vegetarian and vegan diet

Lifestyle

Vegetarian and vegan diet: five things for over-65s to consider when switching to a plant-based diet

by The Conversation

A-level results: confusion

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A-level results: confusion is the result of months of inertia and years of policy

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Insect apocalypse?

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Insect apocalypse? Not so fast, at least in North America

by The Conversation

Here’s why we crave food

Lifestyle

Here’s why we crave food even when we’re not hungry

by The Conversation

Honey bees can’t practice social distancing

Lifestyle

Honey bees can’t practice social distancing, so they stay healthy in close quarters by working together

by The Conversation

Plastics could help build a sustainable future

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Plastics could help build a sustainable future – here’s how

by The Conversation

Major quantum computational breakthrough

Technology

Major quantum computational breakthrough is shaking up physics and maths

by The Conversation

Finding the source of an outbreak

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Finding the source of an outbreak is important. But the term ‘patient zero’ is a problem

by The Conversation

JobKeeper has become DividendKeeper

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For some companies, JobKeeper has become DividendKeeper. They are paying out, even though the future looks awful

by The Conversation

Hong Kong’s press freedom is on life support

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Hong Kong’s press freedom is on life support thanks to the new security law

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