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Brexit, Trump and the Fracturing of Conservatism

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
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Watching the rise of right-wing populism tear conservative parties to shreds provides a certain amount of Schadenfreude. Donald Trump’s fight with the GOP Establishment is being mirrored across the Atlantic as senior Tories attack each other bitterly over the 23 June referendum on Britain’s...

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Labor leads government in Ipsos poll

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Labor has pulled ahead of the Coalition in the Fairfax Ipsos poll for the first time since Malcolm Turnbull became prime minister.

The ALP is leading 51-49% on the two-party vote in the poll of 1359, taken Tuesday to Thursday. This is a rise for Labor of two points in a fortnight. Preferences have been allocated according to the flow at the last...

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  2. On imagery in poetry
  3. Explainer: what is the temporary deficit levy and why was it introduced?
  4. Computing gives an artist new tools to be creative
  5. Humility’s value for democracy in dark times
  6. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the Indi project
  7. Tax-free super is intergenerational theft
  8. Election FactCheck Q A: is global demand for coal still going through the roof?
  9. The trolley dilemma: would you kill one person to save five?
  10. While governments talk about smart cities, it's citizens who create them
  11. Election FactCheck Q A: was Jacqui Lambie right about apprenticeships and 457 visas?
  12. Melbourne wastes 200 kg of food per person a year: it's time to get serious
  13. Eight ways to clean up money in Australian politics
  14. Friday essay: Feminist Medusas and outback Minotaurs - why myth is big in children's books
  15. Good sex ed doesn't lead to teen pregnancy, it prevents it
  16. Kitchen Science: from sizzling brisket to fresh baked bread, the chemical reaction that makes our favourite foods taste so good
  17. Vital Signs: why everyone seems a bit worse off
  18. Does government spending on education promote economic growth?
  19. Election podcast: Tony Abbott on his campaign role
  20. Grattan on Friday: In Conversation with Tony Abbott
  21. The will of government is key to energy access...
  22. Election podcast: the Greens' fight for Batman and Wills
  23. Blocks and flocks: why are some bird species so successful in cities?
  24. There must be smarter security than a ban on 'dumb' passwords
  25. Academic freedom and the suspension of Roz Ward
  26. Unclear about fairness, Australia's major parties focus on expediency
  27. Does your vulva hurt? You could have vulvodynia
  28. To understand the brain, it helps to make a computer model of one
  29. Hidden housemates: springtails are everywhere, even in your home
  30. Has the 100 Resilient Cities Challenge benefited Melbourne?
  31. Monash and Melbourne Universities join forces in new company to market medicines
  32. The link between chronic pain and depression: which comes first?
  33. Will computers replace humans in mathematics?
  34. Australia trails way behind other nations in regulating political donations
  35. Bondi Pavilion 'green ban': why revive an old union heritage protection tactic?
  36. Tastes like moral superiority: what makes food 'good'?
  37. Staying safe in crocodile country: culling isn't the answer
  38. Could the idea of a universal basic income work in Australia?
  39. Paying all Australians a living wage isn't out of reach
  40. Emotional abuse of children is a growing problem in Australia
  41. Australia simmers through hottest autumn on record
  42. Strong GDP growth figures show economy on track
  43. Election FactCheck Q A: Is Australia's foreign debt nearly $1 trillion, up from $74 billion last year?
  44. Weekly dose: treating heroin dependence with heroin
  45. Ageing in harmony: why the third act of life should be musical
  46. ReachTEL moves to Labor, Essential to Coalition
  47. No simple solution when families meet the law
  48. Computing can help save the koala by predicting where they can survive
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