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Major parties have a lot to answer for in the drift to minor players

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

For those who might feel this election campaign will never end, it is worth revisiting why the voters are enduring eight weeks rather than the normal five.

Calling a double dissolution – the specific circumstances of which made this length of campaign necessary – was all about minimising pesky crossbenchers in the Senate.

The blocked...

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Labor would boost childcare rebate cap to $10,000

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Labor has pitched a A$3 billion childcare policy to families, promising to lift the annual cap on the childcare rebate from $7500 to $10,000.

The opposition says the higher cap would leave families up to $2500 per child better off a year. Some 107,800 families that would hit the cap this financial year would benefit, it says. The rebate gives 50%...

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Muhammad Ali rewrote the rule book for athletes as celebrities and activists

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMuhammad Ali is still front of mind in any discussion of the most important sportsman ever.Reuters

The descriptor “icon” is vastly overused in these celebrity-fixated times, but it could have been invented for Muhammad Ali, who has died aged 74. Thirty-five years after he threw his last punch in the ring, Ali is still front of mind in...

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  7. EcoCheck: Perth's Banksia woodlands are in the path of the sprawling city
  8. On imagery in poetry
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  10. Computing gives an artist new tools to be creative
  11. Humility’s value for democracy in dark times
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  15. The trolley dilemma: would you kill one person to save five?
  16. While governments talk about smart cities, it's citizens who create them
  17. Election FactCheck Q A: was Jacqui Lambie right about apprenticeships and 457 visas?
  18. Melbourne wastes 200 kg of food per person a year: it's time to get serious
  19. Eight ways to clean up money in Australian politics
  20. Friday essay: Feminist Medusas and outback Minotaurs - why myth is big in children's books
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  24. Does government spending on education promote economic growth?
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  36. Has the 100 Resilient Cities Challenge benefited Melbourne?
  37. Monash and Melbourne Universities join forces in new company to market medicines
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