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Floating robots reveal just how much airborne dust fertilis…

Dust storm blowing off the Australian east coast over the South Pacific.Jeff Schmaltz/NASA GSFC, Aut...

The budget couldn’t include every ‘good idea’ but not boost…

Victoria Labadie/ShutterstockThe government says the budget will help people doing it tough. But it ...

Funding might change, but Job-ready Graduates stays for now…

On one level, the 2024 federal budget brought few big surprises for universities. The two key measur...

The budget is full of good news, but good news isn’t the same as good management

This year’s budget has “something for everyone”, with very little in the way of cuts and no new taxes.It’s a classic “good news” pre-election budget.Whether it is t...

Why is the government proposing caps on international students and how did we get here?

The federal government is due to introduce legislation on Thursday to enable new caps on the number of international student places at educational institutions in Australia. These include universities...

Symphonie of the Bicycle: on the desire to be great, and the desire to live a life with great meaning

Tracey Leigh/State Theatre Company of South AustraliaSymphonie of the Bicycle is a tour de force. Actor and writer Hew Parham takes the audience through comic and heartfelt parallel stories about the ...

Two-thirds of us support banning pet cats from roaming. A ban would save millions of native animals – and billions of dollars

Jaana Dielenberg Australians have more pet cats than ever before – more than 5 million in total. With the growing number, expectations on pet owners are shifting. Many cat owners are now volunta...

For a ‘future made in Australia’, we need more innovation and diverse people in science and tech

Crazy Owl Productions/ShutterstockThis year’s federal budget is making up for decades of lost time – both in our clean energy transition and in betting on new technological breakthroughs. ...

Curious Kids: why is blood red?

BonNontawat/ShutterstockWhy is blood red?– Asher, 6 years 11 months, New South WalesWhat a great question about something in our body, Asher. Blood is inside our body, but we see it on the outs...

Curious Kids: why is blood red?
BonNontawat/ShutterstockWhy is blood red?– Asher, 6 years 11 months, New South WalesWhat a great question about something in our body, Asher. Blood is inside our body, but we see it on the outs…
‘Westralia shall be free!’ How Western Australia’s secessionists stoked British fears the Empire was at risk
State Library of Western Australia, call number: BA428/1Around 90 years ago, two-thirds of Western Australian voters voted in favour of leaving the Commonwealth at a state referendum. This 1933 result…
Israel’s invasion of Rafah will not eliminate Hamas or end the war. So, what is Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan?
The Gaza war has now entered its eighth month and a resolution to the conflict still seems far off.Israel claims to have killed 13,000 Hamas militants so far. If that figure is correct, one can assume…
New Zealanders have had their say on climate adaptation: here’s where we agree and disagree
Getty ImagesAdaptation to climate change will challenge New Zealand politically and economically. As such, it becomes a problem of imagination. We will need to fund things differently, build different…
Space junk comes to life in Ceridwen Dovey’s aching and profound tales of fallen astronauts
Alones/ShutterstockCeridwen Dovey’s Only the Astronauts is a book of stories about the fantasies that have caused humans since the 1950s to launch items – including themselves – into…
Cheaper medicines and a new approach for mental health care. Will the budget make us healthier?
ShutterstockHealth was a centrepiece of last year’s budget, based on a new vision for Medicare. This year, there is less health reform, but the budget does set the foundation for a new approach …
Chalmers is bitten by the giveaway bug in a budget that contains good news for almost everyone
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been bitten by the giveaway bug. This budget contains not only the well-foreshadowed tax cuts for all taxpayers, but a range of new spending measures in health, education, …
David McBride goes to prison – and Australian democracy takes a hit
Governments and their agencies wield awesome power. At times, it is quite literally the power over life and death. That is why in any functioning democracy, we have robust checks and balances designed…
Longer appointments are just the start of tackling the gender pain gap. Here are 4 more things we can do
PeopleImages.com - Yuri A/ShutterstockAhead of today’s federal budget, health minister Mark Butler last week announced an investment of A$49.1 million to help women with endometriosis and comple…

New creatives are remaking Canberra's city centre, but at a social cost
The new economy and new technology are changing Canberra’s city centre, Walter Burley Griffin…
How the dangerous evolution of Pakistan’s national security state threatens domestic stability
Protests followed the terrorist attack that killed more than 40 Indian military personnel in the dis…
Wind in Albanese's sails as Chalmers weighs options
Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has pulled out of Labor’s leadership race, increasing the pressur…

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Floating robots reveal just how much airborne dust fertilis…

The budget couldn’t include every ‘good idea’ but not boost…

Funding might change, but Job-ready Graduates stays for now…

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The budget is full of good news, but good news isn’t the same as good management

Why is the government proposing caps on international students and how did we get here?

Symphonie of the Bicycle: on the desire to be great, and the desire to live a life with great meaning

Two-thirds of us support banning pet cats from roaming. A ban would save millions of native animals – and billions of dollars

For a ‘future made in Australia’, we need more innovation and diverse people in science and tech

Curious Kids: why is blood red?

Curious Kids: why is blood red?

‘Westralia shall be free!’ How Western Australia’s secessionists stoked British fears the Empire was at risk

Israel’s invasion of Rafah will not eliminate Hamas or end the war. So, what is Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan?

New Zealanders have had their say on climate adaptation: here’s where we agree and disagree

Space junk comes to life in Ceridwen Dovey’s aching and profound tales of fallen astronauts

Cheaper medicines and a new approach for mental health care. Will the budget make us healthier?

Chalmers is bitten by the giveaway bug in a budget that contains good news for almost everyone

David McBride goes to prison – and Australian democracy takes a hit

Longer appointments are just the start of tackling the gender pain gap. Here are 4 more things we can do

New creatives are remaking Canberra's city centre, but at a social cost

How the dangerous evolution of Pakistan’s national security state threatens domestic stability

Wind in Albanese's sails as Chalmers weighs options

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