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Why the sharing economy could have a hard landing in Australia

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe road ahead could be gloomy for some in the sharing economy.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

Last year Deloitte Access Economics reported the sharing economy contributes about A$504 million a year to the New South Wales economy, with about 45,000 people earning an income from the different platforms like Lyft and Uber for ride sharing, and...

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Grattan on Friday: Bowen is outshining Morrison in the tax hurdle race

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Politics has its own purgatory, as Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott might have reflected when they sat on the same table at the Howard government’s 20th anniversary dinner on Wednesday. After a day when their animosity had been on shocking display, here they were together, unable to escape.

Among the speakers during this nostalgia night was...

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Wake up sleepy head: why we fall asleep when we don’t want to

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThis has been you in meetings.from www.shutterstock.com.au

During my first lecture to third-year psychology students, I noticed one of the students was asleep for the whole hour-long lecture. I immediately thought – is the lecture boring? Am I speaking in a monotone voice? Is the content uninteresting?

The following week, and every week for...

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  1. It's not 'doom and gloom' to point out what's really happening to coral reefs
  2. Queensland coal mines will push threatened finch closer to extinction
  3. A digital beehive could warn beekeepers when their hives are under attack
  4. Friday essay: Silver-tongued Turnbull fails to woo the arts vote
  5. Does gender equality suffer when women get menstrual leave?
  6. Chronic stress effects help cancer spread, researchers find
  7. For whom the Pell tolls: what did we learn from George Pell's royal commission appearance?
  8. The Conversation appoints cities and politics editors
  9. Explainer: what are panic attacks and what's happening when we have them?
  10. Does Australia need a Queer History Month?
  11. Female senior managers paid $100,000 less than their male counterparts: study
  12. Bullying linked to gender and sexuality often goes unchecked in schools
  13. US presidential race: why the world should be afraid of a Trump presidency
  14. Besides feverish excitement, hackathons really can spur innovation
  15. Demagoguery the American way
  16. Three things unions can learn from Uber drivers
  17. Out of the ashes of Afghanistan and Iraq: the rise and rise of Islamic State
  18. It takes a lot of water to feed us, but recycled water could help
  19. The NRL kicks off, but do you have to lose a final before you win a final?
  20. Stories of Love and Death: casting a new light on William Yang
  21. Should we scrap the ATAR? What are the alternative options? Experts comment
  22. Trump, Clinton dominate Super Tuesday
  23. Politics podcast: Mathias Cormann on Senate reform
  24. Abbott-Turnbull conflict goes nuclear
  25. Politics Lite as usual in Oscar's bluff
  26. Is a 5.6% increase in private health insurance premiums justified?
  27. Regions at the pointy end of media reform
  28. Chief Scientist's address to the National Press Club: The voyage of science and innovation
  29. Government agrees to change its Senate voting reforms as Shorten replaces Gary Gray
  30. It’s time to drop Australia’s protectionist anti-dumping rules
  31. Lady Gaga vs Lorde: why both tributes captured the essence of David Bowie
  32. Hidden housemates: we live with a zoo of harmless mini-beasts
  33. Why advertisers use pictures to sell pharmaceuticals – and shouldn't
  34. Is a constitutional challenge to Senate voting reforms likely to succeed?
  35. Students say textbooks are too expensive – could an open access model be the answer?
  36. Indigenous leader Pat Dodson is Shorten's 'captain's pick' for Senate
  37. CEOs emerge unscathed by environment lawsuits
  38. Could opposition to same-sex marriage be about the price of sex?
  39. How the political crises of the modern Muslim world created the climate for Islamic State
  40. Australia's recreational drug policies aren't working, so what are the options for reform?
  41. Cuts to WaterNSW's science staff will put Sydney's water quality at risk
  42. Apple, Google, Facebook: where would you put your money?
  43. Explainer: making waves in science
  44. Tony Abbott's nope, nope, nope moment on tax
  45. What do Mad Max's six Oscars mean for the Australian film industry?
  46. FactCheck: has Australian government spending as a share of GDP been at GFC levels since last election?
  47. Why Australians should care about Hollywood diversity
  48. Fifield wants media ownership changes passed before the election
  49. Explainer: what changes to Australia's media ownership laws are being proposed?
  50. Bird-brained and brilliant: Australia's avians are smarter than you think
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