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Will climate and emissions targets really curb China’s coal consumption? Only time will tell

  • Written by Chris Greig, Professor & UQ Energy Initiative Director, The University of Queensland
imageChina's coal future is up in the air. Coal image from www.shutterstock.com

As the world moves to combat climate change, it’s increasingly doubtful that coal will continue to be a viable energy source, because of its high greenhouse gas emissions. But coal played a vital role in the Industrial Revolution and continues to fuel some of the...

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Apple iOS 10 v Google Android: which is leading the way?

  • Written by David Glance, Director of UWA Centre for Software Practice, University of Western Australia
imageApple's new iOS 10 includes a slew of new features.Apple

Both Apple and Google use their developer conferences to introduce updates to their mobile operating systems. Google IO, held last month, introduced Google’s latest version “N” of Android, along with new apps.

Apple has done the same this week at its World Wide Developer...

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Grattan on Friday: If Labor loses, what happens to Bill Shorten?

  • Written by Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

As election day nears – well, only a fortnight away - speculation within each side is already turning to what happens after July 2.

In Labor the interest is on the leadership if the ALP remains in opposition; with the Liberals, it’s on the ministry of a re-elected Turnbull government.

Three quarters of the way through the campaign,...

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Protections for Australian cattle found wanting – yet again

  • Written by Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
imageAn Australian bull pictured in a Vietnamese abattoir before slaughter. Animals Australia, CC BY

The latest horrific footage of the appalling treatment of cattle sent for slaughter in the live export trade is a fresh indictment of Australian authorities.

Animals Australia has exposed that in Vietnam cattle are being sledge-hammered to death and...

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More Articles ...

  1. Just the facts, ma'am: a guide to The Conversation's FactCheck process
  2. From tomboys and butch dykes to anything goes: how women's image has evolved on the footy field
  3. Is this injectable tanning drug safe to use?
  4. Survey: more Australians want climate action now than before the carbon tax
  5. Is Labor’s plan to create ten Institutes of Higher Education a good idea?
  6. State of the states: a handful of votes could decide Tasmania's Liberal-held seats
  7. Nice guys finish first: empathetic boys attract more close female friends
  8. Why are we still scared of seeing two men kissing?
  9. Digital disruption: STEM graduates and more regulation not the answer
  10. Victoria's renewables target joins an impressive shift towards clean energy
  11. Second detection heralds the era of gravitational wave astronomy
  12. Fattened pigs, dog whistles and dead cats: the menagerie of a Lynton Crosby campaign
  13. Poor ReachTEL for Labor, but Essential better
  14. Meg Ryan's face and the historical battleground of ageing
  15. Five ways Orange is the New Black transformed TV
  16. Are unpaid internships unlawful?
  17. State of the states: South Australia's economy is the laggard of a nation in transition
  18. Orlando shooting is just the latest chapter in the global fight for LGBT rights
  19. How Pathology Australia advocates for 'patient care' to achieve big corporate profits
  20. Is Medicare facing a cost blowout from 'urgent' after-hours care rebates?
  21. Could 'nitrogen trading' help the Great Barrier Reef?
  22. Carbon capture and storage is unlikely to save coal in the long run
  23. Snapchat has its risks but it's a powerful tool for youth creativity and socialisation
  24. Election FactCheck: are larger, more frequent storms predicted due to climate change?
  25. Hustings and human speech (failings) in a 24/7 campaign
  26. Restricting gay men from donating blood is discriminatory
  27. Explainer: the importance of William Barak’s Ceremony
  28. Is there life through the looking-glass? The riddle of life's single-handedness
  29. NBN Co says it was protecting staff morale in caretaker breach
  30. State of the states: Australian Capital Territory voters face two elections in 2016
  31. Reducing bankruptcy to 12 months ignores realities of insolvency
  32. Weekly Dose: methadone, the most effective treatment for heroin dependence
  33. Islamic State is quick to claim Orlando shooting, but media should be careful in reporting those claims
  34. Political tracts: the good, the bad and the badly written
  35. 22 ways to cut your energy bills (before spending on solar panels)
  36. Me Before You: life, disability and 'inspiration porn'
  37. Our cities will stop working without a decent national housing policy
  38. State of the states: Seismic shocks could shift Victoria the Coalition's way
  39. Did we used to have two sleeps rather than one? Should we again?
  40. Why we need to support Aboriginal women’s choice to give birth on country
  41. From insider lobbying to grassroots campaigns; the Australian Conservation Foundation's strategy shift is paying off
  42. India is hedging its bets on coal to bring power to the people
  43. Business Briefing: what breeds terrorism?
  44. How the two major parties shape up on debate around student loan reform
  45. Explainer: How to find an exoplanet (part 2)
  46. Apple emphasises social responsibility and new features but is superficial on both
  47. Me Before You Before Fiction
  48. Treaty talk is only one problem for Indigenous recognition referendum
  49. #ausvotes 2016: some early impressions
  50. Microsoft sees integration opportunities in LinkedIn purchase – but will users care?
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