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From Elizabeth I to high fashion, the tales behind Game of Thrones' costumes

  • Written by: Lydia Edwards, Fashion historian, Edith Cowan University
imageCostumes tell a story through their design and give the viewer a look at the character's personality.HBO

Game of Thrones, which returns today for its seventh season, offers fantasy, horror and intrigue, and, as Sarah Mower has put it, shines a light on “our cynical, sophisticated, brutal, hopeless new Dark Ages”. It is also great fun to...

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Australia doesn't have a constitutional right protecting freedom of the person – it needs one

  • Written by: Bede Harris, Senior Lecturer in Law, Charles Sturt University
imageMigration legislation does not require judicial authorisation for a person to be deprived of their freedom. AAP/Dean Lewins

The recent wrongful detention of two Australian citizens by immigration authorities highlights that our Constitution offers inadequate protection for freedom of the person.

This is not the first time Australian citizens have...

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The blockchain could have better security than the banks

  • Written by: Timothy McCallum, Director USQ Student Guild, Blockchain Programmer, Doctoral Candidate USQ, University of Southern Queensland
imageVoice authentication technology could be used to increase blockchain security. Merrill College of Journalism/flickr, CC BY-NC-SA

There are ways to improve the online ledger blockchain by taking some security notes from banks. If people could use both two-step verification and spending limits on the blockchain, this would reduce any economic loss...

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The brain and the gut talk to each other: how fixing one could help the other

  • Written by: Antonina Mikocka-Walus, Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology, Deakin University
imagePeople with chronic bowel conditions may need to use the toilet 20 to 30 times a day.daveynin/Flickr, CC BY

It’s widely recognised that emotions can directly affect stomach function. As early as 1915, influential physiologist Walter Cannon noted that stomach functions are changed in animals when frightened. The same is true for humans. Those...

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  1. How building your child's spoken word bank can boost their capacity to read
  2. Mozzies are evolving to beat insecticides – except in Australia
  3. Explainer: What is 'fair dealing' and when can you copy without permission?
  4. Boost for military's role in combatting domestic terrorism
  5. Australia's planned decryption law would weaken cybersecurity
  6. Greens senator Scott Ludlam forced to quit because of dual citizenship
  7. Weekly Quiz: what was the theme of this year's NAIDOC week?
  8. Why the ecocity needs to be a just city
  9. Early images of the closest look at Jupiter's Great Red Spot
  10. Explainer: what is pre-pregnancy carrier screening and should potential parents consider it?
  11. The National Electricity Market has served its purpose – it's time to move on
  12. Blaming migrants won't solve Western Sydney's growing pains
  13. A brief history of Al Gore's climate missions to Australia
  14. Got pre-diabetes? Here's five things to eat or avoid to prevent type 2 diabetes
  15. Memo to COAG: Australia is already awash with gas
  16. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull and the 'sensible centre'
  17. Business Briefing: are our standards dropping in the workplace?
  18. Explainer: what are 'creepshots' and what can we do about them?
  19. Four outdated assumptions prevent progress on affordable housing – to everyone's cost
  20. Student employment and inflexible university policies drive online drop out
  21. Publish and don’t perish – how to keep rare species' data away from poachers
  22. Step by step, we're tackling gender equity in Australian astronomy
  23. Friday essay: painting 'The Last Victorian Aborigines'
  24. The unlikely 21st century reboot of an ancient philosophy
  25. Grattan on Friday: Hanson's 'outsider' politics a challenge for Turnbull as he sits in 'sensible centre'
  26. Gilead and the billion-dollar odyssey
  27. Platform co-ops offer urban communities a bigger say in their lives
  28. The Conversation attends Global Fact 4, with fact-checkers from around the world
  29. How a special forces 'band of brothers' culture leads to civilian deaths in war
  30. Are Australia's native pigeons sitting ducks?
  31. The off-topic Conversation #128
  32. How people can best make the transition to cool future cities
  33. How to maintain the balance between boundaries and freedom in secondary school parenting
  34. Why you should eat a plant-based diet, but that doesn't mean being a vegetarian
  35. Refugees are helping others in their situation as social entrepreneurs
  36. Explainer: how Australia's military justice system works
  37. How empathy can make or break a troll
  38. Politics podcast: Graeme Samuel on data governance
  39. Network Ten's future is all about media power, not economics
  40. Can property survive the great climate transition?
  41. How infectious diseases have shaped our culture, habits and language
  42. Why it matters to transform parent involvement from early childhood to primary school
  43. Resume robot wars: how employees could match employers' use of tech in job applications
  44. How many people can Australia feed?
  45. What biological clocks and geological rocks tell us about life in space
  46. Hijabers of Instagram: the Muslim women challenging stereotypes
  47. Politicians jeopardise the safety of whistleblowers with bad technology
  48. The Tabcorp/Tatts case should end the clash between the ACCC and the Competition Tribunal
  49. We're close to banning nuclear weapons – killer robots must be next
  50. The policy termites slowly eating out the foundations of smoking

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