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ATNIX: Australian Twitter News Index, January-March 2016

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

In spite of my best intentions, I’m afraid the Australian Twitter News Index continues to be a somewhat irregular affair for the moment, and so this latest update once again covers a number of months: in this case, it’s reporting on news sharing patterns in Australia for the first quarter of 2016. We begin, therefore, with some of the...

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Health Check: does sex count as exercise?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe physiological response to sex is similar to that of exercise.from shutterstock.com

Sex isn’t only a pleasurable experience, with some reports claiming the act also has health benefits that can be compared to those of exercise.

In fact, the physiological response to sex is similar to that of exercise. Landmark studies in the 1960s showed...

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Cruz sweeps all 34 Colorado delegates, making contested Republican convention more likely

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Yesterday, Ted Cruz won all 13 delegates that were awarded at the Colorado Republican state convention; he had earlier won all 21 awarded at Congressional District (CD) conventions. Cruz is also likely to do very well when 14 Wyoming delegates are awarded at the state convention next weekend.

Donald Trump still leads the Republican delegate count...

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  1. Robots can help young patients engage in rehab
  2. Tony Abbott's great big budget legacy
  3. The off-topic Conversation #88
  4. To embrace our future as an innovation nation, we'll need to learn from the past
  5. Five ideas to help fix Australia's tax system
  6. Twenty years after the High Court's Wik decision, how does the 'judicial activism' charge stand up?
  7. How trans people can change their voice to suit their preferred gender
  8. When measuring research, we must remember that 'engagement' and 'impact' are not the same thing
  9. Frogs v fungus: time is running out to save seven unique species from disease
  10. Could robot submarines replace the ageing Collins class?
  11. How 'Asiavision' could be a boon for cultural diplomacy
  12. Selling smart things in the home. Nest's struggles to make it work
  13. The 18th-Century Enlightenment and the Problem of Public Misery
  14. Booze and driving don't mix but a zero blood alcohol limit isn't the answer
  15. Arrium’s Whyalla steelworks another threat to fragile manufacturing sector
  16. Sex trade survivors deserve the chance to speak
  17. Medical tourism: having an op overseas adds to the everyday risk of surgery
  18. On public trust and The Conversation's fifth birthday
  19. Labor pledges royal commission into bank behaviour
  20. Climate change threatens entire ecosystems -- let's pick them up and move them
  21. Suburbanising the centre: the Baird government's anti-urban agenda for Sydney
  22. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on a royal commission into the banks
  23. Arrium's collapse shows Australia must get a lot smarter about steel
  24. Vital Signs: all eyes on the Aussie dollar
  25. FactCheck: are two-thirds of all industrial disputes in Australia in the construction sector?
  26. Greater police powers and penalties threaten civil liberties in NSW for 'public safety'
  27. Cape York's ecosystems are worth billions of dollars: time to share the wealth
  28. CSIRO must ensure climate science is maintained
  29. Grattan on Friday: Banks' bad behaviour becomes latest pre-election jousting ground
  30. Why we should design smart cities for getting lost
  31. Flawed GST system skews state transport projects
  32. A grim future for Arrium, Ford and Queensland Nickel workers?
  33. Kitchen Science: everything you eat is made of chemicals
  34. Twisted light could dramatically boost internet speeds
  35. Friday essay: Fury Road, The Force Awakens and the 'real' vs digital effects furphy
  36. Politics podcast: Peter Whish-Wilson on the need for a royal commission into banks
  37. Death of a partner can endanger your heart health
  38. BBSW – too dumb to understand?
  39. Indigenous youth with foetal alcohol spectrum disorder need Indigenous-run alternatives to prison
  40. We've found a Shakespeare folio but a swag of original plays are still missing
  41. New relaxed drone regulations will help the industry take off
  42. If not Gonski funding, then what?
  43. Do women take their husband's surname after marriage because of biology?
  44. High housing costs create worries for city tourism and hospitality
  45. Lessons in living heritage from Tokyo to Adelaide
  46. Virtual reality brings new dimension to conservation
  47. Labor takes lead in Newspoll as state income tax plan bombs
  48. Superannuation 'objective' likely to be captured by industry
  49. Coral Bleaching Taskforce: more than 1,000 km of the Great Barrier Reef has bleached
  50. We can't trust drug companies to wine, dine and educate doctors about the drugs they prescribe

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