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The origin of extreme cosmic ray particles revealed: they come from distant galaxies

  • Written by: Bruce Dawson, Professor, University of Adelaide
imageDetecting cosmic ray particles: a water-Cherenkov detector seen against the night sky at the Pierre Auger Observatory in western Argentina.Steven Saffi, University of Adelaide, Author provided

The existence of high-energy cosmic ray particles bombarding Earth was first discovered in the 1960s, but their origin was a mystery.

Now a paper published...

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Whose interests? Why defining the 'public interest' is such a challenge

  • Written by: Jane Johnston, Associate Professor in Communication and Public Relations, The University of Queensland
imageWhat may be deemed in the public interest today may not be so in a decade's time.shutterstock

The “public interest” is a political concept that’s regularly trotted out along with other democratic principles such as transparency and accountability. And, like transparency and accountability, it’s difficult to pin down exactly...

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Friday essay: journeys to the underworld – Greek myth, film and American anxiety

  • Written by: Paul Salmond, Honorary Associate, Classics and Ancient History, La Trobe University
imageGil Birmingham (Cory) and Jeremy Renner (Martin) in Wind River: grieving fathers who come together in the realm of the dead. Production Co: Acacia Filmed Entertainment, Film 44, Ingenious Media

The success of Patty Jenkins’s Wonder Woman, depicting warring Olympians and Amazons, continues to stoke moviegoer interest in Greek mythology....

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  3. Australia’s health system is enviable, but there's room for improvement
  4. Developing countries can prosper without increasing emissions
  5. Grattan on Friday: Same-sex marriage ballot captures attention of a public alienated from politicians
  6. Large swing back to NZ National; German left's big problem with Left party
  7. Explainer: what is the flesh-eating bacterium that causes Buruli ulcer and how can I avoid it?
  8. Here's 49 small communities innovating as well as the big cities
  9. Politics podcast: AGL chief economist Tim Nelson on what to do with Liddell
  10. The Delusions of Christmas Past
  11. They're coming for our jobs, but can giant fighting robots save TV?
  12. Punishing one person for STI transmission weakens public health efforts
  13. Is populism democracy’s deadly cure?
  14. I've always wondered: why is the flu virus so much worse than the common cold virus?
  15. Review of historic stock routes may put rare stretches of native plants and animals at risk
  16. A new way to regulate surrogacy to give more certainty to all involved
  17. Meet 'Jaws', the South American horned frog with a big bite
  18. Want energy storage? Here are 22,000 sites for pumped hydro across Australia
  19. More than 1,200 scientists urge rethink on Australia's marine park plans
  20. Giving peace a chance? Music can drive us apart as much as it unites
  21. Should the family court have to approve hormone treatment for transgender teens?
  22. Explainer: what legal benefits do married couples have that de facto couples do not?
  23. What we can do once the banks give us back our data
  24. Australia relies on data from Earth observation satellites, but our access is high risk
  25. Sustainable cities? Australia's building and planning rules stand in the way of getting there
  26. Abbott's disruption is raising the question: where will it end?
  27. China’s crackdown on cryptocurrency trading – a sign of things to come
  28. First refugees to leave for the United States
  29. Bali's Mount Agung threatens to erupt for the first time in more than 50 years
  30. A cleanish energy target gets us nowhere
  31. Victoria gets serious on its political donations rules – now it's the federal government's turn
  32. New Zealand’s health service performs well, but inequities remain high
  33. Health Check: what's better for you, fresh, dried or frozen fruit?
  34. My favourite album: Hole's Live Through This
  35. Australia must sign the prohibition on nuclear weapons: here's why
  36. As Victorian MPs debate assisted dying, it is vital they examine the evidence, not just the rhetoric
  37. It may not be beautiful but the new ten dollar note is pretty secure
  38. Preventing Murray-Darling water theft: a space agency can help Australia manage federal resources
  39. Curious Kids: Why is the Earth round?
  40. Interest in tiny houses is growing, so who wants them and why?
  41. Hurricane Irma nursing home deaths shows stark dilemma of whether to stay put or evacuate
  42. Fred Williams in the You Yangs: a turning point for Australian art
  43. Vietnam's typhoon disaster highlights the plight of its poorest people
  44. NDIS failing to catch children with late-onset difficulties
  45. A pirate site explores a new way of paying for the Internet that doesn't involve ads
  46. Artificial intelligence won't replace a doctor any time soon, but it can help with diagnosis
  47. Excluding Indigenous youth from schools may severely increase their risk of incarceration
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