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Brussels attacks: why Europe?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageReuters/Charles Platiau

What goes on in the mind of a suicide bomber? What motivates someone to spend their last day on the planet blowing up complete strangers? Bad enough, perhaps, if the strangers in question are soldiers, police, or other representatives of the state. But holidaymakers and commuters?

It takes a special sort of alienation,...

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Who is right in the Abbott-versus-Turnbull policy wars?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

“It’s very easy for me to campaign for the election of the Turnbull government,” Tony Abbott declared on Monday, because “fundamentally the Turnbull government is seeking election on the record of the Abbott government”.

It was the latest provocative shot – delivered in a Sky interview from London – in the...

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Hospitals don't need increased funding, they need to make better use of what they've got

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe health sector can learn from other industries that turn to operations research to fix everyday challenges.Anna Jurkovska/Shutterstock

The Australian hospital sector is facing growing pressure, not least around funding. The states are struggling to come up with the funds to fill the gap left by the Commonwealth’s 2014 budget announcement th...

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  1. Explainer: what are birthmarks and why do we get them?
  2. 'Dollar Dave' and the Reserve Bank: a tale of art, theft and human rights
  3. The boats may have 'stopped', but more refugees are stuck in limbo in Indonesia
  4. Great Barrier Reef bleaching event: what happens next?
  5. Veggie is the most low-carbon diet, right? Well, it depends where you live
  6. Want to inspire kids to learn STEM? Get them to build a robot
  7. A golden age of ancient DNA science begins
  8. Fintech firms freed to compete with banks, but disruption yet to come
  9. The off-topic Conversation #85
  10. Explainer: what are double-dissolution elections? And why might we soon have one?
  11. The long and the short of it: eight reasons why short men come up short
  12. Five ways a Trump presidency would impact Australia – for the worse
  13. Lithium: Australia needs to recycle and lease to be part of the boom
  14. Corporate resilience training works – but what are we being asked to bear?
  15. Dinky-di Aussies: how slanguage helped form a new national identity
  16. The race to digitise language records of the Pacific region before it is too late
  17. To reduce greenhouse gases from cows and sheep, we need to look at the big picture
  18. Why does vinyl still exist?
  19. Should we change the way we measure student progress in schools?
  20. Turnbull's not being tricky – he's just brandishing a six shooter
  21. Stem cell therapies are advancing, but will Australian patients be left behind?
  22. Explainer: how company versus personal tax cuts boost the economy
  23. The Bali Process can do a lot more to respond to forced migration in our region
  24. Coral bleaching comes to the Great Barrier Reef as record-breaking global temperatures continue
  25. Turnbull ultimatum: July 2 double dissolution unless reconvened Senate passes industrial relations bills
  26. Health Check: is it bad to pop your pimples?
  27. Algorithms are changing business: here's how to leverage them
  28. Looking beyond 'the refugee crisis', can migrants be the new agents of democracy?
  29. There's a long tradition of mothers offering architects the first big commission
  30. Voters say Turnbull best to handle tax reform: Newspoll
  31. Fear and loathing reigns in Safe Schools and same-sex marriage debates
  32. No-one should get dud hospital care – it's time to lift our game on quality and safety
  33. Iron ore still has an important role to play in Australia's economy
  34. Explainer: Go and the 'conversation of hands'
  35. Is someone watching you online? The security risks of the Internet of Things
  36. Penalty rate cut will hurt economy without helping business: Labor
  37. Workers would benefit from lowering company tax: Sinodinos
  38. Comet 252P/LINEAR swings by Earth, much brighter than expected
  39. Of frogs and lions, a donkey and horse - Can the elephant really cry “Trump!”?
  40. Trump, Trump, Trump...
  41. Goodies v baddies? Why labelling wild animals as 'pests' or 'friends' is holding farming back
  42. Safe Schools review findings: experts respond
  43. Grand Theft Auto doesn't cause crime, but poverty and alienation will
  44. Construction outlook: mining construction slowdown ripples across industry
  45. Exhausted senators tick off on sweeping change to upper house voting
  46. Senate voting changes pass – so how do we elect the upper house now?
  47. Google's Go victory shows AI thinking can be unpredictable, and that's a concern
  48. Universities should require science, engineering and commerce students to know their maths
  49. Supermassive black holes could be the source of mysterious cosmic rays
  50. Relationship reality TV: entertainment masquerading as science

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