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Read moreIn the US election next month, record-breaking numbers of voters will cast their ballots by mail for the first time. Millions of these ballots will be processed by local election administrations inexperienced with large numbers of mail-in votes.
Read moreWith the government borrowing heavily to fund its pandemic response and recovery, it has been suggested it could simply cancel its debt by printing more money.
Read moreSecond person arrested this month by ABF for attempting to illegally import child sex dolls into the country.
Read moreRecovering from a viral infection is usually associated with the development of immunity. Whether infection with SARS-CoV-2 protects against reinfection is not yet known, but there are very few examples of people getting reinfected.
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Read moreWhen entering international markets, in particular, Australian companies are often faced with pressure to engage in acts of bribery.
Read moreIf Facebook prevented Australian news from being shared on its platform, could the ABC start its own social media service to compensate?
Read moreThe US Department of Justice (DoJ) has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google for unlawful monopolisation. The department says Google’s conduct harms competition and consumers, and reduces the ability of new innovative companies to develop and compete.
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Read moreEight countries have signed the Artemis Accords, a set of guidelines surrounding the Artemis Program for crewed exploration of the Moon. The United Kingdom, Italy, Australia, Canada, Japan, Luxembourg, the United Arab Emirates and the US are now all participants in the project, which aims to return humans to the...
Read moreUnlike in 2016, where Clinton was portrayed as anti-Russian, corrupt and elitist, Russian media appeared more willing to characterize the Democratic Party nominee in a positive light.
Read moreInternational Monetary Fund predicts global economic output will drop by 4.4% in 2020 – less than the 5.2% previously forecast.
Read moreThe shift in the US’s China policy is no doubt one of the major legacies of the Trump administration’s foreign policy, alongside a renewed peace process in the Middle East.
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Read moreFounder of the North Queensland First political party says he’d like to see a referendum that lets the northern part of the state break away.
Read moreThe World Health Organization (WHO) has come in for its share of criticism for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. While some faults are the responsibility of the WHO, others were caused by member states, which did not always act as quickly as they should have.
Read moreAfter the 2008 global financial crisis, Green New Deals were proposed in various countries as a way to pick up the pieces of the economy. The general idea is to create jobs while rebuilding societies, by targeting environmental innovation as the key to economic recovery.
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Read moreCOVID-19 has poured fuel on the fire, as the interim government of Jeanine Añez consistently used the pandemic as a means to consolidate her own political project and delay elections.
Read moreTrump came to office promising to tame Iran, end the Islamic State and make “the deal of the century” between Israel and the Palestinians.
Read moreLondon Bridge terror attack hero – himself a convicted murderer – gets his sentence reduced by the Queen for his bravery.
Read moreOn the face of it, this is the most damaging trade reprisal by Beijing against what it perceives to be Australia’s hostile attitudes to it in tandem with its security partner, the United States.
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Read moreFor the first time in more than 20 years, the public will be allowed to purchase AFL Grand Final Tickets via public sale.
Read moreArtificial intelligence and virtual assistants are constantly being refined, and may soon be making appointments for you, offering medical advice, or trying to sell you a bottle of wine.
Read moreCOVID-19 triggered multimillion-dollar commitments by state governments to tackle homelessness. Our research for the Australian Homelessness Monitor 2020, released today, reveals at least 33,000 rough sleepers and other homeless people have been booked into hotels and other temporary accommodation during the crisis.
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Read moreAntarctica, the world’s last true wilderness, has been protected by an international treaty for the last 60 years. But the same isn’t true for most of the ocean surrounding it.
Read moreThe Sydney Paralympic Organising Committee (SPOC) sought to build on this legacy when it appointed experienced sport events organiser Lois Appleby as its CEO.
Read moreCorals that grew at the end of the ice age around 15,000 years ago are helping scientists to understand why the ice age ended so suddenly.
Read moreDaniel Andrews’ angst at the weekend about the multiple New Zealanders who arrived in Victoria via the travel bubble from New Zealand to New South Wales is, as much as anything, a pointer to the pressure the premier is under.
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Read moreReport warns that there are also dangers, particularly for girls, as new undersea cable enhances internet connectivity.
Read moreE-waste includes different forms of discarded electric and electronic appliances that are no longer of value to their owners. This can include mobile phones, televisions, computers, chargers, keyboards, printers and earphones.
Read moreTo date, there have been six published cases of COVID-19 reinfection, with various other unverified accounts from around the world.
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Read moreFrom 11.59pm tonight, Melburnians will be able to travel up to 25km from home, with no time limits on exercise or recreation, bringing the chance to play a round of golf or visit the hairdresser.
Read moreIn her victory speech, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the result gave Labour “the mandate to accelerate our response and our recovery. And tomorrow we start.”
Read moreThis round of project funding will benefit over 75 priority plant species and almost 100 priority invertebrate species identified as urgent.
Read moreFirst Minister Arlene Foster announced that the government would be introducing a set of “circuit breaker” restrictions to try to curb the spread of the virus, beginning on Friday October 16. Northern Ireland is the first UK country to try this tactic.
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Read moreInternational research team studied 25 years of medical records and found an ‘engrained ethnic disparity in Type 2 diabetes outcomes’.
Read moreAlert systems need to be clear and easy for everyone to understand. Yet, to date, the UK’s national alert system has created confusion and been largely ignored.
Read moreOver 90% of EU citizens each year are exposed to levels of outdoor air pollution that are above the World Health Organization’s air quality guidelines.
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Read moreThroughout American history judges have generally tried to avoid getting involved in political questions, including litigation about elections.
Read moreRecent decisions by Facebook and YouTube to crack down on the far-right conspiracy theory movement known as QAnon will disrupt the ability of dangerous online communities to spread their radical messages, but it won’t stop them completely.
Read moreAlmost 100 known scam attempts of this kind so far this year in Western Australia. One victim lost $60,000.
Read moreIn ten of the countries, the researchers found little evidence of any excess deaths at all. This group includes Australia, New Zealand, five Eastern European countries, and all the Scandinavian countries except Sweden.
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