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'Who loses most' is not always the right question

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageResearch suggesting middle aged women will be worse off under super changes overreaches.Image sourced from www.shutterstock.com

Any change in taxation invariably raises questions about distribution. Who loses, who wins – and who loses most – will always be an issue. But such analysis should be applied with care, lest it miss the bigger...

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Super not so super after all for women over 50

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageHigher earning women aged in their 50s are penalised by prospective super changes.Image sourced from www.shutterstock.com

Superannuation changes proposed in the latest Federal budget will affect women aged 50 - 64 more than males, new research using NATSEM’s tax/transfer microsimulation model has found.

The superannuation change that had the...

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Will carbon fibre become BHP’s Kodak moment?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Carbon fibre composites have about 5 times the specific strength of steel. BMW are currently making their high volume BMW i3 “Life module” from a carbon-fibre-reinforced polymer. Use of this material has significant advantages for BMW. The high stiffness to weight ratio means that a stronger and lighter “Life module” can be...

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  2. Migrant children are often their parents' translators – and it can lead to ill health
  3. Psychology of a paedophile: why are some people attracted to children?
  4. Might Labor's negative-gearing policy yet save the housing market?
  5. Pre-polling gains popularity, but makes life harder for politicans and parties
  6. VIDEO: The five greatest Scorsese scenes – episode #2
  7. Whose kitchen rules? Annabel’s, of course!
  8. Deal or no deal: are UK-style City Deals a good bet for Australia?
  9. Without extra money, the Coalition's low-emissions roadmap is a trip to nowhere
  10. El Niño is over, but has left its mark across the world
  11. The Andaman Sea refugee crisis a year on: what happened and how did the region respond?
  12. Why some newspaper paywalls are simply unsustainable
  13. Meet Cleverman: our first Aboriginal screen superhero, with healing powers and a political edge
  14. We mightn't like it, but there are ethical reasons to use animals in medical research
  15. My brain made me do it: will neuroscience change the way we punish criminals?
  16. From tiger to free-range parents – what research says about pros and cons of popular parenting styles
  17. Barnaby Joyce missteps, linking live cattle suspension and boat arrivals
  18. Queensland commits to fixing water quality in the Great Barrier Reef
  19. Why is childcare such a hard sell in the federal election?
  20. Election FactCheck: is Australia among the only major advanced economies where pollution levels are going up?
  21. No (is a one word poem)
  22. DNA Nation raises tough questions for Indigenous Australians
  23. 'DNA Nation' misrepresents our past and turns Indigenous people into a palaeo-theme park
  24. Bernie Sanders is key to Hillary Clinton's prospects as US election gets serious
  25. Living with complexity: evolution, ecology, viruses and climate change
  26. Money plays a role in family violence across cultures
  27. Weekly Dose: Digoxin, the heart medicine that may have given us Van Gogh's Starry Night
  28. Reducing energy use is a big winner for business and the climate
  29. Dairy farmers get $555 million in concessional loans
  30. Party slogans run the risk of being undermined during the campaign
  31. A healthy diet is cheaper than junk food but a good diet is still too expensive for some
  32. VIDEO: The five greatest Scorsese scenes – episode #1
  33. What social insects can teach us about resilient infrastructure
  34. Good political slogans and this year's, meh, yawn, failings
  35. Murray Goulburn saga has roots in deregulation
  36. Dairy farmers are being 'milked dry', but let's remember the real cost of milk
  37. Election explainer: why are there 150 lower house MPs and 76 senators?
  38. Business Briefing: manipulating the BBSW
  39. Is your artwork genuine and who can you trust to advise you?
  40. Child-free: why women who choose not to have kids are given such a hard time
  41. Australia's volcanic history is a lot more recent than you think
  42. Morrison and Cormann caught out on black hole but money still risky ground for Shorten
  43. Television agreement a WIN for Network Ten
  44. Ground the banks until they learn to behave?
  45. Here's looking at: Cindy Sherman 'Head Shots'
  46. We must do more to help people with intellectual impairments stay out of prison
  47. The Man Who Knew Infinity: inspiration, rigour and the art of mathematics
  48. Nova Peris quits parliament after single term
  49. Walking challenges aren't doing you much good if you're swapping running for walking
  50. '30-minute city'? Not in my backyard! Smart Cities Plan must let people have their say
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