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Lessons in living heritage from Tokyo to Adelaide

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor

Architects, urban planners and government policymakers often aspire to make Australian cities more like Copenhagen. But, for issues of heritage and conservation, we could broaden our view and learn a lot from Japan.

When you think about Japan, you probably think of cherry blossom, kimonos, sashimi, sumo, gardens, bathhouses, neon lights or...

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Virtual reality brings new dimension to conservation

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageQUT researcher Kerrie Mengersen with hardware used to capture Amazon footageVanessa Hunter/Flickr

Virtual reality technology is introducing a new dimension to wildlife conservation by helping researchers anywhere in the world assess the conditions of distant species and environments as if they were on location.

The first application has been to...

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Labor takes lead in Newspoll as state income tax plan bombs

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor

This week’s Newspoll is the first since Turnbull became PM to have Labor in front, by a 51-49 margin, a 2% gain for Labor since last fortnight. The catalyst for this change was probably the state income tax plan that was proposed Wednesday last week. Newspoll found that 58% opposed this plan with just 19% in favour; even Coalition voters...

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