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Why did early human societies practice violent human sacrifice?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageIllustration of ritualised human sacrifice in traditional Hawaiian culture, as documented by the French explorer and artists Jaques Arago in 1819.Arago, Jacques. (1822). Promenade autour du monde: pendant les années 1817, 1818, 1819 et 1820, sur les corvettes du roi l’Uranie et la Physicienne, commandées par M. Freycinet

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Five new frameworks that can drive teacher education reform

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
image'For too long schools have been places young people go to watch their teachers work.'from www.shutterstock.com

There have been more than 100 reports critiquing teacher education in Australia since the 1970s.

These reports led to new tests and more accountability standards and measures of teacher behaviours.

Today we have a regulated profession that...

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Newspoll: Labor moves ahead of Turnbull government for the first time

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The Federal government has fallen behind Labor in Newspoll for the first time under Malcolm Turnbull, with the ALP now leading 51-49% on a two-party basis.

The poll, which also shows another slide in the ratings of the Prime Minister, will further unsettle already jittery Coalition members as they confront an expected July 2 double dissolution,...

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  1. Full response from Foundation for Young Australians
  2. FactCheck Q A: does it take 4.7 years for young graduates to find employment in Australia?
  3. 'Backpacker tax' will put more strain on labour shortage
  4. Will the death of 'starchitect' Zaha Hadid bring life to more of her designs?
  5. Health Check: how long does sex normally last?
  6. Cocky count: how Perth's 'green' growth plan could wipe out WA's best-loved bird
  7. How often does Donald Trump wash his hands?
  8. Metropolitan governance is the missing link in Australia's reform agenda
  9. Hidden stars, baby planets and blowup spaceships
  10. Difference in a federal system should be cherished not feared
  11. Interactive: profiles of the cabinet and shadow cabinet
  12. There's a good reason we're so interested in the US election: it matters
  13. Governments still choosing the wrong transport projects: report
  14. Vital Signs: Australian economy doing well but rate cuts loom
  15. How to reform primary health care to close the gap
  16. Banning fishing has helped parts of the Great Barrier Reef recover from damage
  17. How living museums are 'waking up' sleeping artefacts
  18. Addicted to social media? Try an e-fasting plan
  19. Budget should give universities more flexibility on student contributions
  20. The halving sounds like a horror story and may well turn out to be one for Bitcoin
  21. Our collective nuclear nightmare
  22. The Witch – excellent supernatural fodder
  23. Westall '66: 50 years on, still stranger than fiction
  24. Great Barrier Reef pollution controls are not enough: here's what we can do
  25. City Deals: nine reasons this imported model of urban development demands due diligence
  26. The implosion of Turnbull's 'big idea' will raise further doubts about his substance and style
  27. Hospital funding deal: experts respond
  28. Split funding idea for schools has big risks and few clear benefits
  29. Learn more about the insects and mini-beasts in your own backyard
  30. The new breed of terrorists: criminals first, Islamists second
  31. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull's income tax proposal
  32. Modelling shows why premiers are wary of Turnbull's tax proposal
  33. If we really want an ideas boom, we need more women at the top tiers of science
  34. Who's been our hottest PM?
  35. Politics podcast: George Wright on Labor's chances of winning the election
  36. Free-range egg labelling scrambles the message for consumers
  37. Australia doesn't need eight different income tax rates
  38. ‘Silent victims’: royal commission recommends better protections for child victims of family violence
  39. Something new under a (dead) sun
  40. Discovering the bath scum on Titan
  41. Friday essay: the literary canon is exhilarating and disturbing and we need to read it
  42. Grattan on Friday: Turnbull's idea of Commonwealth withdrawing from funding state schools is fraught
  43. Turnbull’s plan to fix the federation is bold – but can he deliver?
  44. Three tax alternatives to restore sovereignty to Australia's states
  45. Why economists love and premiers hate the idea of income-taxing states
  46. Another day, another hospital funding dispute – how to make sense of today's COAG talks
  47. Resisting expanding disease empires: why we shouldn't label healthy people as sick
  48. Indian PM risks political backlash if plan to build 1.5 million toilets fails
  49. Eye in the Sky and the moral dilemmas of modern warfare
  50. Single-sex vs coeducational schools: how parents can decide the best option for their child

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