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News

Julian Assange’s extradition case is finally heading to court – here’s what to expect

by The Conversation

24 February 2020

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News

Vale Holden: how America’s General Motors sold us the Australian dream

by The Conversation

19 February 2020

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News

High-tech shortages loom as coronavirus shutdowns hit manufacturers

by The Conversation

13 February 2020

Alan Finkel. (Mick Tsikas/AAP Image/The Conversation)

News

Chief Scientist: we need to transform our world into a sustainable ‘electric planet’

by The Conversation

12 February 2020

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News

Government’s religious discrimination bill enshrines the right to harm others in the name of faith

by The Conversation

10 February 2020

Flight attendants check temperatures of passengers aboard an Air China flight from Melbourne to Beijing on Feb. 4, 2020. AP Photo/Andy Wong/The Conversation

News

Is the coronavirus a pandemic, and does that matter? 4 questions answered

by The Conversation

6 February 2020

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Lifestyle

Yes, this continent was invaded in 1788 – an international law expert explains

by The Conversation

28 January 2020

Library image of a virus. (Arek Socha from Pixabay )

News

The Wuhan coronavirus is now in Australia – here’s what you need to know

by The Conversation

27 January 2020

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News

Bushfires: can ecosystems recover from such dramatic losses of biodiversity?

by The Conversation

17 January 2020

Australia is a bushfire-prone nation. But several factors make this fire season worse than those past. (Image supplied: Victorian Government/The Conversation)

News

Some say we’ve seen bushfires worse than this before. But they’re ignoring a few key facts

by The Conversation

14 January 2020

A relief centre in Bairnsdale, East Gippsland, Victoria. Emergency relief is a popular cause to which Australians donate but it’s important to think long term, too. (AAP/JAMES ROSS/The Conversation)

News

How to donate to Australian bushfire relief: give money, watch for scams and think long term

by The Conversation

South East Australia before and after the bushfires. (NASA’s Worldview application)

News

Photos of Australia from space, before and after the bushfires and drought

by The Conversation

Firefighters battle flames encroaching on properties near Termeil on the NSW south coast, where lives and homes have been lost. (Dean Lewins/AAP/The Conversation)

News

Making sense of Australia’s bushfire crisis means asking hard questions – and listening to the answers

by The Conversation

2020 has been a challenging year

News

Conspiracy theories on the right, cancel culture on the left: how political legitimacy came under threat in 2020

by The Conversation

The oldest styles of footwear in the world

News

Flip flop: the un-Australian history of the rubber thong

by The Conversation

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Travel

#travelgram: live tourist snaps have turned solo adventures into social occasions

by The Conversation

30 December 2019

Coca-cola Christmas advert featuring Santa Claus.

Lifestyle

How Christmas has been shaped through the ages by advertising

by The Conversation

23 December 2019

Many Australian consumers are concerned at the environmental impact of their shopping habits, especially at Christmas. (AAP/The Conversation)

News

Your Christmas shopping could harm or help the planet. Which will it be?

by The Conversation

20 December 2019

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News

What kind of Brexit will Britain now ‘get done’ after Boris Johnson’s thumping election win?

by The Conversation

16 December 2019

Doctors protest against what they see as the Conservative Party’s push to privatise the health service. Isabel Infantes/PA/The Conversation

News

The British election explained in five key phrases

by The Conversation

12 December 2019

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News

2019 was a year of global unrest, spurred by anger at rising inequality – and 2020 is likely to be worse

by The Conversation

10 December 2019

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News

Lessons on terrorism and rehabilitation from the London Bridge attack

by The Conversation

2 December 2019

An unlikely television star, Clive James shone a light on absurdity but let us make up our own minds about it. Alan Porritt/AAP/The Conversation

Lifestyle

Vale Clive James – a marvellous low voice whose gracious good humour let others shine

by The Conversation

28 November 2019

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News

Chinese ‘spy’ case may be the greatest challenge to Australian security since Petrov – but caution is needed

by The Conversation

26 November 2019

Sport

Big men do cry: cricketers are leading the charge for inclusive masculinity

by The Conversation

20 November 2019

Prime Minister Scott Morrison inspecting a burnt-out property in the Gold Coast hinterland in September 2019. Mr Morrison has offered “thoughts and prayers” to those affected by the fires. (Dave Hunt/AAP)

News

Mr Morrison, I lost my home to bushfire. Your thoughts and prayers are not enough

by The Conversation

13 November 2019

Multiple large, intense fires are stretching from Australia’s coast to the tablelands and parts of the interior. (AAP-Image/Supplied, JPSS )

News

Drought and climate change were the kindling, and now the east coast is ablaze

by The Conversation

11 November 2019

Scott Morrison has heavily promoted his government’s ‘Pacific Step Up’, but it hasn’t invested the requisite funds to support the initiative diplomatically. Darren. (England/AAP/The Conversation)

News

Australia is spending less on diplomacy than ever before – and its influence is suffering as a result

by The Conversation

6 November 2019

Lifestyle

Halloween history: tricking and treating goes back thousands of years

by The Conversation

31 October 2019

James Gargasoulas was convicted of six murders using a vehicle in Melbourne’s CBD in 2017. (By David Crosling/ AAP/The Conversation)

News

Victorian police now have ‘shoot to kill’ powers when cars are used as weapons: here’s why this matters

by The Conversation

28 October 2019

The “Your Right To Know” campaign is supported by an unlikely coalition of media outlets. This is what Monday morning’s papers looked like in support of the campaign. (Lukas Coch/AAP/The Conversatipn)

News

Australia needs a Media Freedom Act. Here’s how it could work

by The Conversation

22 October 2019

Nick Warner. (Alan Porritt/AAP/The Conversation)

News

Australia is facing a looming cyber emergency, and we don’t have the high-tech workforce to counter it

by The Conversation

16 October 2019

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Lifestyle

How Australians talk about tucker is a story that’ll make you want to eat the bum out of an elephant

by The Conversation

10 October 2019

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Lifestyle

Oi! We’re not lazy yarners, so let’s kill the cringe and love our Aussie accents

by The Conversation

Pirates of the Caribbean - The signature pirate voice is from the West Country in south-west of England. But why West Country? (IMDb)

Lifestyle

Talk Like a Pirate Day: here’s how pirate words arrr preserving old language

by The Conversation

19 September 2019

Cyril Porchet, Swiss born 1984, Untitled 2014 from the series Crowd, inkjet print. 139.0 x 169.0 x 3.5 cm. © Cyril Porchet

Lifestyle

Civilization: The Way We Live Now – powerful, troubling photographs of a crowded planet and uncertain future

by The Conversation

17 September 2019

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News

As Scott Morrison heads to Washington, the US-Australia alliance is unlikely to change

by The Conversation

16 September 2019

Image by Julie Clarke from Pixabay

News

Climate change is bringing a new world of bushfires to Australia

by The Conversation

10 September 2019

Detail from Reed Plummer’s photograph Surge, in which a breaking wave drops tons of water even as it pulls tons of sand from the sea bed. (South Australian Museum)

Lifestyle

Framing the fearful symmetry of nature: the year’s best photos of landscapes and living things

by The Conversation

5 September 2019

Great Barrier Reef - snorkling

News

The Great Barrier Reef outlook is ‘very poor’. We have one last chance to save it

by The Conversation

3 September 2019

If this bill had been law when Rugby Australia sacked Israel Folau, he might have chosen to pursue a federal discrimination case. (Joel Carrett/AAP/The Conversation)

News

Religious Discrimination Bill is a mess that risks privileging people of faith above all others

by The Conversation

George Pell’s appeal on child sexual abuse convictions has been dismissed. (AAP/Erik Anderson/The Conversation)

News

George Pell has lost his appeal. What did the court decide and what happens now?

by The Conversation

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News

Inside China’s vast influence network – how it works, and its reach in Australia

by The Conversation

Nigel Farage

News

‘Alt-right white extremism’ or conservative mobilising: what are CPAC’s aims in Australia?

by The Conversation

Inter-ethnic couples not only connect two individuals, but entire families and communities of different ethnic backgrounds. (Shutterstock)

News

Language of love: a quarter of Australians are in inter-ethnic relationships

by The Conversation

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News

Boris Johnson, ‘political Vegemite’, becomes the UK prime minister. Let the games begin

by The Conversation

IMAGE: Mitchell Brindley is the first person to be convicted under WA’s new laws against image-based sexual abuse. (Angie Raphael/AAP/The Conversation)

News

1 in 5 Australians is a victim of ‘revenge porn’, despite new laws to prevent it

by The Conversation

Cricket World Cup - England 2019

Sport

England win Men’s Cricket World Cup in a last-ball thriller – now will the country see more matches on free TV?

by The Conversation

Ken Wyatt (Rohan Thomson/AAP)

News

Listening with ‘our ears and our eyes’: Ken Wyatt’s big promises on Indigenous affairs

by The Conversation

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Lifestyle

Testing festival goers’ pills isn’t the only way to reduce overdoses. Here’s what else works

by The Conversation

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