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Melbourne public housing residents

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Our lives matter – Melbourne public housing residents talk about why COVID-19 hits them hard

by The Conversation

Multiple sclerosis drug may help treat COVID-19

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Multiple sclerosis drug may help treat COVID-19 and lead to faster recovery

by The Conversation

QAnon believers will likely outlast and outsmart Twitter

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QAnon believers will likely outlast and outsmart Twitter’s bans

by The Conversation

Bacteria become more deadly in microgravity

Technology

As if space wasn’t dangerous enough, bacteria become more deadly in microgravity

by The Conversation

New Zealand and other small states must organise

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When great powers fail, New Zealand and other small states must organise to protect their interests

by The Conversation

Why prisons in Victoria are locked up

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Why prisons in Victoria are locked up and locked down

by The Conversation

The climate won’t warm as much as we feared

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The climate won’t warm as much as we feared – but it will warm more than we hoped

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Five things you need to know

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Five things you need to know about today’s economic statement

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TikTok tries to distance itself from Beijing

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TikTok tries to distance itself from Beijing, but will it be enough to avoid the global blacklist?

by The Conversation

UAE Mars mission: extraordinary feat

Technology

UAE Mars mission: extraordinary feat shows how space exploration can benefit small nations

by The Conversation

Russian cyberthreat extends to coronavirus vaccine

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Russian cyberthreat extends to coronavirus vaccine research

by The Conversation

Bacteria and viruses are travelling the world

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Bacteria and viruses are travelling the world on highways in the sky

by The Conversation

Should the government keep running up debt

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Should the government keep running up debt to get us out of the crisis? Overwhelmingly, economists say yes

by The Conversation

Cars rule as coronavirus shakes up travel trends

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Cars rule as coronavirus shakes up travel trends in our cities

by The Conversation

Genomic fingerprinting

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‘Genomic fingerprinting’ helps us trace coronavirus outbreaks. What is it and how does it work?

by The Conversation

JobKeeper

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Bowing out gracefully: how they’ll wind down and better target JobKeeper

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Microfinance loans could spell disaster

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Microfinance loans could spell disaster in the time of coronavirus

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Oxford immunologist on coronavirus vaccine

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Oxford immunologist on coronavirus vaccine: our early results look highly promising

by The Conversation

Earth’s magnetic field may change

Technology

Earth’s magnetic field may change faster than we thought – new research

by The Conversation

Government funding for Hollywood

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$400 million in government funding for Hollywood, but only scraps for Australian film

by The Conversation

Embrace nature law reform

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Environment Minister Sussan Ley is in a tearing hurry to embrace nature law reform – and that’s a worry

by The Conversation

Kids spending more waking hours on screens

Lifestyle

With kids spending more waking hours on screens than ever, here’s what parents need to worry about

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The West Bank’s fate is unknown

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The West Bank’s fate is unknown as Netanyahu stalls on annexation

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Beyond making food cheap

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To reduce world hunger, governments need to think beyond making food cheap

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Victorians, and anyone else at risk

Lifestyle

Victorians, and anyone else at risk, should now be wearing face masks. Here’s how to make one

by The Conversation

COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine

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How effective does a COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine need to be to stop the pandemic? A new study has answers

by The Conversation

Staggering amount of contraband

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How smugglers are shifting staggering amounts of contraband despite the pandemic

by The Conversation

How brains do what they do

Technology

How brains do what they do is more complex than what anatomy on its own suggests

by The Conversation

Australia wants to build a huge concrete runway in Antarctica

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Australia wants to build a huge concrete runway in Antarctica. Here’s why that’s a bad idea

by The Conversation

Cities must act to secure the future of urban cycling

Lifestyle

Cities must act to secure the future of urban cycling: our research shows how

by The Conversation

An effective climate change solution

Technology

An effective climate change solution may lie in rocks beneath our feet

by The Conversation

Victoria’s latest elective surgery slowdown

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Victoria’s latest elective surgery slowdown is painful but necessary

by The Conversation

Rare opportunity to spot a comet

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Neowise: an increasingly rare opportunity to spot a comet with the naked eye

by The Conversation

The cost of lockdowns

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Vital Signs: the cost of lockdowns is nowhere near as big as we have been told

by The Conversation

Herd immunity

Lifestyle

Herd immunity: why the figure is always a bit vague

by The Conversation

Australian cities are quiet during lockdown

Technology

Australian cities are quiet during lockdown. Earthquake scientists are making the most of it

by The Conversation

US coronavirus data will now go straight to the White House

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US coronavirus data will now go straight to the White House. Here’s what this means for the world

by The Conversation

Increasing the childcare subsidy will help struggling families

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Increasing the childcare subsidy will help struggling families — and the economy

by The Conversation

Immunity to COVID-19 may not last

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Immunity to COVID-19 may not last. This threatens a vaccine and herd immunity

by The Conversation

The green transition

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How banks are trying to capture the green transition

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Retired players more likely than other athletes to suffer long-term injuries

Lifestyle

Rugby: retired players more likely than other athletes to suffer long-term injuries

by The Conversation

The Twitter hack targeted the rich and famous

Technology

The Twitter hack targeted the rich and famous. But we all lose if trusted accounts can be hijacked

by The Conversation

School is important, and so is staying safe

Lifestyle

School is important, and so is staying safe from coronavirus. Here are some tips for returning seniors

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Ultraviolet radiation is a strong disinfectant

Technology

Ultraviolet radiation is a strong disinfectant. It may be what our schools, hospitals and airports need

by The Conversation

Why realism is the key to wellbeing

Lifestyle

Why realism is the key to wellbeing – new research

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How your car sheds microplastics into the ocean

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How your car sheds microplastics into the ocean thousands of miles away

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Bleaching on Western Australia’s remote reefs

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With no work in lockdown, tour operators helped find coral bleaching on Western Australia’s remote reefs

by The Conversation

Our cybersecurity isn’t just under attack from foreign states

Technology

Our cybersecurity isn’t just under attack from foreign states. There are holes in the government’s approach

by The Conversation

Does your face mask protect you

Lifestyle

Does your face mask protect you or other people?

by The Conversation

Todd Muller’s resignation is a National nightmare

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Ahead of the New Zealand election, Todd Muller’s resignation is a National nightmare – and a sign of a toxic political culture

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