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03
May
2021

Creating a legal system to protect our most vulnerable

Recent events bringing to light the treatment of women - including the lack of protection for victims of sexual assault - make it…

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16
Apr
2021

AstraZeneca jab benefits outweigh risks of side effects

Australia remains in a fortunate position with COVID-19 , compared with nearly all other countries . We have no known community…

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06
Apr
2021

Keep rates steady despite economic improvement

There is "virtually no doubt" interest rates should remain at the historically low rate of 0.1 per cent, according to the Shadow…

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15
Dec
2020

Punk is alive, diverse, global and a little more mainstream

When you hear the word punk, you're more likely to think London, multi-coloured mohawks, safety-pin piercings and bad behaviour…

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26
Nov
2020

Strewth! Are Aussies the world’s most virulent swearers?

Australians are a nation of creative expletive users who take pride in bad language as part of their cultural identity.  '…

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31
May
2016

New policy regime forgets geography

This piece was first published in The Australian on 28 May 2016. Defence is all about risk management. Because it is impossible…

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03
Nov
2015

Melting Antarctic ice level: a warning from the future

Andrew Glikson, Australian National University The remote location of the Antarctic and Greenland polar ice sheets may leave us…

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10
Jun
2015

On the frontier: the intriguing dance of history and fiction

Tom Griffiths, Australian National University This article is the second in a series examining the links, problems and dynamics…

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