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Big win for small business in government embrace of competition 'effects test'

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

In a major victory for small business and the Nationals over big business, the government has agreed to write an “effects test” into competition policy.

It will make it easier to stop large businesses exploiting their market power to the disadvantage of small businesses and farmers.

The new test, which will be an amendment to section 46...

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Double vision: why Netflix wants you to watch an extra screen

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMany people already use a second device when watching television, but can Netflix combine the two experiences?Shutterstock/ABB Photo

Netflix announced last month that it will launch a second screen experience within its app, allowing subscribers to view additional information related to the program they are watching.

This functionality will be...

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February's global temperature spike is a wake-up call

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Global temperatures for February showed a disturbing and unprecedented upward spike. It was 1.35℃ warmer than the average February during the usual baseline period of 1951-1980, according to NASA data.

This is the largest warm anomaly of any month since records began in 1880. It far exceeds the records set in 2014 and again in 2015 (the first...

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  2. Weekly Dose: Lipitor, the highest-selling drug of all time
  3. Politics podcast: Ricky Muir's fight to stay in the Senate
  4. What's behind the Indonesian president's troubling silence on LGBT persecution?
  5. Gender neutral policies are a myth: why we need a women's budget
  6. Transport outlook: larger companies will survive global economic downturn and slowdown in mining
  7. From backflips to power potato peeling: why videos go viral
  8. What makes us conscious?
  9. How much?! Seeing private specialists often costs more than you bargained for
  10. Antibiotics for colds, x-rays for bronchitis, internal exams with pap tests – the latest list of tests to question
  11. Droughts and flooding rains: it takes three oceans to explain Australia's wild 21st-century weather
  12. Rise and fall: social collapse linked to sea level in the Pacific
  13. Hot cities: the ‘smart’ response to urban heat threats
  14. Explainer: how is literacy taught in schools?
  15. Morrison talks down personal income tax cuts
  16. Love, Serendipity and Algorithms
  17. Labor and Greens would try to frustrate double-dissolution planning
  18. WA Labor avoids own goal, but what damage has Smith's tilt at the leadership done?
  19. Explainer: what is Dravet syndrome and how can it be managed?
  20. Shane Warne Foundation not alone in charity spending ambiguity
  21. Gun control in America by the right (and wrong) numbers
  22. The off-topic Conversation #84
  23. Full response from the International Transport Workers' Federation and Maritime Union of Australia
  24. Bill threatens to remove last safety net for refugees fleeing death, torture and persecution
  25. The problems with Australia's hospitals – and how they can be fixed
  26. Infographic: a snapshot of hospitals in Australia
  27. From triage to discharge: a user's guide to navigating hospitals
  28. Insurance outlook: in an era of increasing competition technology will make the difference
  29. EcoCheck: Australia's Southwest jarrah forests have lost their iconic giants
  30. Orang-utans play video games too, and it can enrich their lives in the zoo
  31. Memo to our latest cities minister: here's what needs to be done
  32. Here’s looking at: ‘Whistler’s Mother’
  33. Full response from a spokesman for Michaelia Cash and a spokeswoman for Penny Wong
  34. FactCheck Q A: can foreign seafarers be paid $2 an hour to work in Australian waters, under laws passed by Labor?
  35. Health Check: three reasons why sleep is important for your health
  36. Uberbanking, with limits
  37. Not so grassroots: how the snowflake model is transforming political campaigns
  38. Explainer: Screenrights and the thorny question of writers' royalties
  39. Expert panel: the state of the National Broadband Network
  40. Coalition gains in Ipsos despite Turnbull's ratings slump
  41. Banking outlook: threats from technology, burst of housing bubble, end of mining boom
  42. What might a 'Brexit' mean for the Anglosphere – and Australia?
  43. Tipping point: how we predict when Antarctica's melting ice sheets will flood the seas
  44. Pi and its part of the most beautiful formula in mathematics
  45. Taking a break from your diet helps long-term weight loss
  46. True crime interrogates toxic masculinity, at last
  47. Australian teachers get fewer training days than in other countries and turn to online courses for support
  48. Keeping Christopher Contented
  49. Coalition holds solid lead in Ipsos-Fairfax poll but Turnbull slips
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