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Berlin attack: security intelligence has limits in preventing truck-borne terror

  • Written by John Blaxland, Professor, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University
imageToday’s violent extremists can draw inspiration from material online and through media coverage of sensational acts of violence.Reuters/Fabrizio Bensch

The Christmas market truck assault in Berlin, which has left 12 dead and dozens injured, is a disturbing echo of the truck-borne attack on Bastille Day celebrants on the Nice promenade in...

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The Conversation style guide

  • Written by Charis Palmer, Deputy Editor, The Conversation

This style guide, composed by a range of Conversation editors in the years since we launched, is not meant to be comprehensive. But we hope it offers a basic guide to some of our style quirks. We will also update it from time to time.

We use The Economist style guide, single-spacing, British English for The Conversation Australia and UK and...

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No more blame game: why we need to rethink what's behind chronic disease

  • Written by Garry Egger, Professor of Health and Human Sciences, Southern Cross University
imageWe propose a different way to look at the factors behind chronic disease, like obesity and diabetes.from www.shutterstock.com

The government and policy makers often tell the public lifestyle problems such as obesity, and the diabetes often associated with it, are their fault; just be a bit more virtuous and you won’t get a modern disease....

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The biggest mistake in the history of science

  • Written by Darren Curnoe, Chief Investigator and Co-Leader of Education and Engagement Program ARC Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage, and Director, Palaeontology, Geobiology and Earth Archives Research Centre, UNSW Australia
imageThe human faces of Asia. First published in the first edition (1876–1899) of Nordisk familjebok.Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA

Science is one of the most remarkable inventions of humankind. It has been a source of inspiration and understanding, lifted the veil of ignorance and superstition, been a catalyst for social change and economic growth,...

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More Articles ...

  1. After Aleppo, vows that 'this can never happen again' must actually mean something
  2. Why don't we teach Einstein's theories in school?
  3. Management education, not just tax cuts, needed to create jobs and growth
  4. Should we bring back the office in 2017?
  5. There are two big political problems buried in the latest budget update
  6. Explainer: what is the Australian monsoon?
  7. Will treaties with Indigenous Australians overtake constitutional recognition?
  8. 2016: the Year of the Mediocre Film
  9. Australia can get a better return on its investment in PhD graduates
  10. Expainer: how diabetic foot disease can lead to amputations and even death
  11. Nintendo running after the world's mobile gamers with its fun new Super Mario Run
  12. The Christmas Film Recommendables - Part 14
  13. What's behind the numbers? MYEFO in seven charts
  14. 2016-17 MYEFO experts' response: more of the same is not good enough
  15. AAA rating saved despite bigger deficits in budget update
  16. FactCheck: what are the facts on jobs and growth in Australia?
  17. Dodgy claims for complementary medicines? Here's how the drug watchdog could have more bite
  18. Coles wants $1 maximum bets for pokies – so why won't the pokie-makers play ball?
  19. Health Check: will I damage my eyes if I don't wear sunglasses?
  20. 'Bad backs, a bit of depression and so on' - a throwaway line for some, a life sentence for others
  21. Public won't back a 'politicians' republic', so Turnbull needs to offer a better model
  22. Blame game rages as Culleton quits Pauline Hanson's One Nation
  23. What is rumbling Australia's economy ahead of MYEFO
  24. The global road-building explosion is shattering nature
  25. Summer reading list: ten best children's books of 2016
  26. Seven reasons we play lotto – even though we know we probably won't win the jackpot
  27. A short history of three very famous Christmas carols
  28. Digging for cosmic gold: the hunt for dark matter at the bottom of a gold mine
  29. Change Agents: Alex Wodak and Lucy Haslam on the push to legalise medicinal cannabis
  30. The Christmas Film Recommendables - Part 13
  31. Turnbull says republic is a slow burner – and he's not turning up the gas
  32. Will Trump be a tyrant, and how will we tell? Some classical pointers
  33. Second revealed Yahoo hack means it really is time to delete your Yahoo account
  34. US election final results: how Trump won
  35. War and Democracy in the Age of Trump
  36. Indonesia's PISA results show need to use education resources more efficiently
  37. Kevin Rudd: reflections on a troubled country and a troubled world
  38. Remembering Shirley Hazzard: 'art is the only afterlife of which we have evidence'
  39. There are a few gaping holes in the proposals to beef up ASIC
  40. Can you tell fact from fiction? Take The Conversation 2016 FactCheck quiz to find out
  41. The price is not right: how much is too much for a beer at sporting events?
  42. FactCheck: Are Australians paying twice as much for electricity as Americans?
  43. Full response from Craig Kelly
  44. Social media shots affect body image because we only show our best side
  45. Franchises shouldn't share responsibilities for stuff-ups
  46. Getting smarter about city lights is good for us and nature too
  47. How to choose the best NBN plan for your needs
  48. Indonesia should make land acquisitions more transparent and participative
  49. Climate change played a role in Australia's hottest October and Tasmania's big dry in 2015
  50. Infographic: climate change and 2015's year of wild weather
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