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Despite 'barely there' trends, pubic lice are here to stay

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

What’s the worst thing you could be burdened with this Valentine’s Day? Unrequited love? Unwanted affection? Unpaid invoice from the local florist? How about an itchy dose of pubic lice?

Pubic lice, Phthirus pubis, or “crabs” as more commonly known, were once thought to be one of the most contagious sexually transmitted...

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Will heads roll? Ministerial standards and Stuart Robert

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageLabor has accused Stuart Robert of breaching ministerial guidelines by misusing public office.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Human Services Minister Stuart Robert continues to face questions about a 2014 trip to China, where he met senior Chinese government officials and attended the signing of a mining deal involving his close friend and major Liberal Party...

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Modernising Medicare is a great idea but needs a radical approach

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMobile technology has changed consumer expectations.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

The Australian government is investigating the possibility of privatising the payment services associated with Medicare, the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, aged care services and veteran affairs.

Health Minister Susan Ley says payment systems associated with...

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  7. My robot Valentine: could you fall in love with a robot?
  8. Nationals need to avoid the Truss timetable creating leadership vacuum
  9. Trump, Sanders win New Hampshire primary crushingly
  10. Women aren't responsible for endometriosis, nor should they be expected to cure themselves
  11. What are the real risks of Zika?
  12. Port Botany doesn't need another expensive rail project -- here is the evidence
  13. Politics podcast: South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill on the tax debate
  14. Outlaw art: the ruling against ‘Brisbane’s Banksy’ needs to start a debate
  15. Fires are increasing in warming world, but a new model could help us predict them
  16. The design of work needs to change to prevent mental illness
  17. Closing the gap and keeping the faith: short-term politics adds to long-term challenges
  18. Violence against women: does technology do more harm than good?
  19. Climate science will be sourced elsewhere after CSIRO cuts: chief scientist
  20. Early childhood education is key to closing the gaps
  21. Turnbull urges stronger partnership between government and Indigenous Australia to close the gap
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  23. Birth of a nation: how Australia empowering women taught the world a lesson
  24. Models only give part answer to real tax reform
  25. Chronic pain and infertility: the trauma of untreated pelvic inflammatory disease
  26. Damming northern Australia: we need to learn hard lessons from the south
  27. How 'mind-controlled' bionic devices could help quadriplegics walk
  28. If Stuart Robert falls, Turnbull has more room for innovation in his reshuffle
  29. Politics podcast: Kelly O'Dwyer on tax reform
  30. Churches would break the law if they gave sanctuary to asylum seekers – but does it matter?
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  37. Australia has embraced the outsider CEO, but they can't always save the day
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