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Could antivirals reduce your risk of long COVID? Where the …

Bricolage/ShutterstockEvidence is continuing to accumulate on the burden and frequency of chronic ef...

Pinchgut’s premiere of Handel’s Rinaldo sets a new benchmar…

Cassandra Hannagan/Pinchgut OperaSydney-based Pinchgut Opera is internationally praised for research...

What does Australian-grown coffee taste like, and how does …

Australians love their coffee, and many can barely live without it. According to Statista, we consum...

Fossil CO₂ emissions hit record high yet again in 2023

Global emissions of fossil carbon dioxide (CO₂), in yet another year of growth, will increase by 1.1% in 2023. These emissions will hit a record 36.8 billion tonnes. That’s the finding of ...

Could you move from your biological body to a computer? An expert explains ‘mind uploading’

ShutterstockImagine brain scanning technology improves greatly in the coming decades, to the point that we can observe how each individual neuron talks to other neurons. Then, imagine we can record al...

COP28: health is finally on the agenda – but there's more to do as we face continued climate extremes

Pakistan experienced severe floods in 2022.Asianet-Pakistan/ShutterstockAs global leaders gather in Dubai for COP28, health has finally landed firmly on the climate change agenda, with the first &ldqu...

'The Labor family is broken-hearted': Albanese pays tribute to Peta Murphy, dead at 50

The Labor member for the Victorian seat of Dunkley, Peta Murphy, has died aged 50 after a long struggle with cancer. Murphy was in the House of Representatives as recently as last week, asking a ques...

Two charts in Australia's 2023 climate statement show we are way off track for net zero by 2050

Adwo, ShutterstockClimate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has announced Australia is “within striking distance” of the government’s 2030 emissions reduction target.The good ne...

At the End of the Land: an avalanche of images that invites us to sit alone in time and space together

Aaron Claringbold/PICAAt the End of the Land, a world premiere production by Western Australian interdisciplinary theatre makers Too Close to the Sun, is an experiential encounter with the liminal spa...

At the End of the Land: an avalanche of images that invites us to sit alone in time and space…
Aaron Claringbold/PICAAt the End of the Land, a world premiere production by Western Australian interdisciplinary theatre makers Too Close to the Sun, is an experiential encounter with the liminal spa…
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Chris Bowen's struggle to promote consensus on climate action at COP28
Chris Bowen, Minister for Climate Change and Energy, next week heads to COP28 in Dubai, leading the Australian delegation. He joins the podcast to talk about the meeting, which he hopes will be easier…
Social media ads are littered with ‘green’ claims. How are we supposed to know they're true?
Yuriy Golub/ShutterstockOnline platforms are awash with ads for so-called “green” products. Power companies are “carbon neutral”. Electronics are “for the planet”. …
COP28 climate summit just approved a 'loss and damage' fund. What does this mean?
Day one of the COP28 climate summit saw the first big breakthrough: agreement on a “loss and damage” fund to compensate poor states for the effects of climate change.Met with a standing ov…
With The Pogues, Shane MacGowan perhaps proved himself the most important Irish writer since James Joyce
Known for his music with The Pogues, and perhaps the most important Irish writer since James Joyce, the venerated and critically acclaimed Shane MacGowan has died in Dublin at the age of 65. MacGowan …
A Stanford professor says science shows free will doesn’t exist. Here’s why he’s mistaken
It seems like we have free will. Most of the time, we are the ones who choose what we eat, how we tie our shoelaces and what articles we read on The Conversation.However, the latest book by Stanford n…
Parliamentary report slams mutual obligation, calling for total overhaul of employment services
A parliamentary inquiry has delivered a scathing indictment of Australia’s employment services, finding it does not serve the interests of job seekers or employers and urging the privatised syst…
Artificial intelligence is already in our hospitals. 5 questions people want answered
ShutterstockArtificial intelligence (AI) is already being used in health care. AI can look for patterns in medical images to help diagnose disease. It can help predict who in a hospital ward might det…
New unified theory shows how past landscapes drove the evolution of Earth's rich diversity of life
Earth’s surface is the living skin of our planet – it connects the physical, chemical and biological systems.Over geological time, this surface evolves. Rivers fragment the landscape into …

Boring and protected: fifth pillar needed to get Australian bank customers moving
The snail's pace of switching between Australian banks deserves attention.Image sourced from Shutter…
The majority of music students drop out before the end of high school – is the ATAR to blame?
More than half of students who took music in year 10 in NSW had dropped out by year 12.from shutters…
Japan offers us many lessons in embracing longevity
Japan is famous for the longevity of its citizens. A quarter of its population is older than 65. Tha…

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Fossil CO₂ emissions hit record high yet again in 2023

Could you move from your biological body to a computer? An expert explains ‘mind uploading’

COP28: health is finally on the agenda – but there's more to do as we face continued climate extremes

'The Labor family is broken-hearted': Albanese pays tribute to Peta Murphy, dead at 50

Two charts in Australia's 2023 climate statement show we are way off track for net zero by 2050

At the End of the Land: an avalanche of images that invites us to sit alone in time and space together

At the End of the Land: an avalanche of images that invites us to sit alone in time and space…

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Chris Bowen's struggle to promote consensus on climate action at COP28

Social media ads are littered with ‘green’ claims. How are we supposed to know they're true?

COP28 climate summit just approved a 'loss and damage' fund. What does this mean?

With The Pogues, Shane MacGowan perhaps proved himself the most important Irish writer since James Joyce

A Stanford professor says science shows free will doesn’t exist. Here’s why he’s mistaken

Parliamentary report slams mutual obligation, calling for total overhaul of employment services

Artificial intelligence is already in our hospitals. 5 questions people want answered

New unified theory shows how past landscapes drove the evolution of Earth's rich diversity of life

Boring and protected: fifth pillar needed to get Australian bank customers moving

The majority of music students drop out before the end of high school – is the ATAR to blame?

Japan offers us many lessons in embracing longevity

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