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Election explainer: why are there 150 lower house MPs and 76 senators?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageWhy does the number of members of Australia's lower house fluctuate?AAP/Mick Tsikas

When Australians go to the polls on July 2, they will elect 150 members of the House of Representatives. But, in 1998, there were 148 lower house MPs. So why does this number fluctuate? And what are the lowest and highest possible numbers?

How to work it out

There are...

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Business Briefing: manipulating the BBSW

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

As more titbits of detail come to light in the rate rigging case made against Westpac and ANZ, Pat McConnell, Honorary Fellow at the Macquarie University Applied Finance Centre, unpacks the allegations.

McConnell explains what how the bank bill swap rate, or BBSW, is left open for manipulation by traders, comments on the response from the banks and...

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Is your artwork genuine and who can you trust to advise you?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

For the best part of four weeks, two paintings in the style of the late Sydney artist Brett Whiteley sat in courtroom three of the Victorian Supreme Court. The paintings, Big Blue Lavender Bay and Orange Lavender Bay, were part of Australia’s largest art forgery criminal trial.

The accused were two Melbourne-based men: Peter Gant, who has...

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