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A delightfully playful portrait, a historic moment for landscape painting

  • Written by: Joanna Mendelssohn, Honorary Associate Professor, Art & Design: UNSW Australia. Editor in Chief, Design and Art of Australia Online, UNSW
imageMitch Cairns's Agatha Gothe-Snape, oil on linen, 140.5 x 125 cm. © the artist Photo: Mim Stirling, AGNSW

In awarding the 2017 Archibald Prize to Mitch Cairns’s portrait of his partner, Agatha Gothe-Snape, the trustees have reaffirmed a tradition of artists painting artists that began with the very first prize in 1921 (awarded to W.B....

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Boris Johnson puts on the charm offensive to entice Australia into Britain's post-Brexit future

  • Written by: Tony Walker, Adjunct Professor, School of Communications, La Trobe University
imageAAP/Dan Himbrechts

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson came to the Sydney Town Hall on Thursday night for an event organised by the Lowy Institute. Judging by a rapturous reception, he beguiled a crowd of journalists, policy wonks and politicians.

That would not have been difficult in the circumstances given the suspension of disbelief that...

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VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Matt Canavan and dual citizenship

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
imageAAP/Mick Tsikas

The University of Canberra’s Michelle Grattan and Frances Shannon discuss the week in politics, including Matt Canavan’s dual citizenship issue, what would his loss mean to the Nationals, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees saying Australia has broken its word, how the refugee deal between the US and Australia is...

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Everyone falls for fake emails: lessons from cybersecurity summer school

  • Written by: Richard Matthews, PhD Candidate, University of Adelaide
imageStudents infiltrate a host computer under the watchful eye of a mentor during a capture the flag exercise. Richard Matthews, Author provided

What do nuclear submarines, top secret military bases and private businesses have in common?

They are all vulnerable to a simple slice of cheddar.

This was the clear result of a “pen testing”...

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  2. Speaking With: Cameron Murray on grey corruption and the 'Game of Mates'
  3. Australian recycling plants have no incentive to improve
  4. How trade policies can support global efforts to curb climate change
  5. The restorationist impulse: why we hanker for the old ways
  6. Saving Sirius: why heritage protection should include social housing
  7. Friday essay: tall ships, tall tales, and the mysteries of Eugenia Falleni
  8. Paying CEOs with stock options doesn't drive their business strategy: research
  9. A guide to deconstructing the battery hype cycle
  10. Why are only some viruses transmissible by blood and how are they actually spread?
  11. Australians are now using cards more often than cash to pay for things
  12. Grattan on Friday: If High Court disqualifies Canavan, Joyce will be scratching for cabinet replacement
  13. A new look at a lost dinosaur dig in the Australian outback
  14. The healing power of hip hop
  15. The legend of Poūwa: ancient myths of New Zealand's black swan confirmed by fossil DNA
  16. How Dr G.Yunupiŋu took Yolŋu culture to the world
  17. Could too much sitting be bad for our brains?
  18. Politics podcast: Michael Cooney on an Australian republic
  19. Explainer: Matt Canavan and the process of obtaining Italian citizenship
  20. The off-topic Conversation #130
  21. China-India border dispute a grim sign for stability in Asia
  22. There's far more to the fair go than just economics
  23. The Knowledge City Index: Sydney takes top spot but Canberra punches above its weight
  24. School uniform policies need to accommodate students' cultural practices
  25. A focus on goals rather than behaviour is creating workplace monsters
  26. Politically charged: do you know where your batteries come from?
  27. Decoding the Music Masterpieces: Debussy's Clair de Lune
  28. Blood tests and diagnosing illness: what can blood tell us about what's happening in our body?
  29. Finally facing our water-loo: it's time to decolonise sewerage systems
  30. Supreme Court ruling on NZ's largest irrigation dam proposal respects conservation law and protected land
  31. Australians left to monitor their own NBN broadband speeds
  32. Is the Murray-Darling Basin Plan broken?
  33. Family trusts often cause more harm than good
  34. Turnbull's Trump parody was only a brief Twitter hit in June
  35. Anaesthesia: the gift of oblivion and the mystery of consciousness – book review
  36. Constitution's wide net catches even MPs who had no idea they're foreign citizens
  37. How to make batteries that last (almost) forever
  38. Curious Kids: Why is the sky blue and where does it start?
  39. Birdsong has inspired humans for centuries: is it music?
  40. Not jobs and growth but post-capitalism – and creative industries show the way
  41. Personal injury insurers are at risk of crashing in the transport systems of tomorrow
  42. What can go wrong in the blood? A brief overview of bleeding, clotting and cancer
  43. Blood groups beyond A, B and O: what are they and do they matter?
  44. Scientific integrity must be defended, our planet depends on it
  45. Newspoll 53-47 to Labor, but respondent preferences better for Coalition
  46. Nationals' Matt Canavan quits as resources minister in latest citizenship blow
  47. Sorting out what happened in UNHCR and government talks on refugees important for credibility of both sides
  48. Russia's Mayak satellite: crowd-funded cosmic pest or welcome nightly visitor?
  49. Who's afraid of the giant African land snail? Perhaps we shouldn't be
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