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Explainer: poetic metre

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe foot is the basic unit for what we consider to be romantic and beautiful: poetry.Khánh Hmoong

In everyday life the foot is both a necessity and nuisance. For most, the foot simply takes us where we need to go, and requires maintenance to avoid bunions and bad odour. Hey, don’t look at my feet – look at my Miu Miu sandals.

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Fighting fire in the wilderness: learning from Tasmania

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageFighting fires in remote wilderness requires a different way of thinking. Matthew Newton

The first images of the impact of fire on the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area were accompanied by claims from Tasmanian Greens Senator Nick McKim that state and federal governments had ignored warnings from climate scientists that this would happen,...

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  2. The Complicity, The Hypocrisy and The Spider's Web
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  5. Health Check: what happens to your body when you're dehydrated?
  6. Melbourne Airport outpacing Sydney in aviation's Asian century
  7. A proposed new flag that everyone’s talking about … but what do Aboriginal people think about it?
  8. Labor's struggle to remain 'the education party'
  9. Explainer: what are the Heritage Foundation and the Alliance Defending Freedom?
  10. The off-topic Conversation #78
  11. A white face can be a big help in a discriminatory housing market
  12. Health in 2016: a cheat sheet on hospitals, Medicare and private health insurance reform
  13. Rise of the outsiders: has the establishment lost control of the US presidential race?
  14. No, you’re not 'hardwired' to stare at women’s breasts
  15. Why a walk in the woods really does help your body and your soul
  16. Turnbull travelling well with voters, but a GST increase is not: Newspoll
  17. Bosses exploiting workers would face harsher penalties under Labor: Shorten
  18. Forget quinoa and kale, these basic foods for your kids' lunch box will give them the nutrition they need
  19. What China did and should learn from Japan
  20. We need to keep humans in the loop when robots fight wars
  21. Fires in Tasmania's ancient forests are a warning for all of us
  22. One year on, the Asian Cup demonstrates the potential for sports diplomacy
  23. Love in the time of Zika
  24. Labor has put Gonski back on the table, but should we be excited?
  25. Why would anyone believe the Earth is flat?
  26. The difficulties doctors face in diagnosing autism
  27. What are your rights if your child with a disability is denied a school place?
  28. FactCheck: has growth in new university enrolments flat-lined?
  29. Grattan on Friday: In defence of (some) political defiance
  30. As the US presidential primary season begins, does Iowa really matter?
  31. Vital Signs: inflation under control, Aussie dollar harder to wrangle
  32. Here's looking at: Rottnest by Guy Grey-Smith
  33. How to stop the sexual harassment of women in science: reboot the system
  34. Flat wrong: the misunderstood history of flat Earth theories
  35. Australia's energy productivity plan promises more bang for our buck, but lacks commitment
  36. Four unusual Australian animals to spot in your garden before summer is out
  37. Feeling emotional? Facebook's Reactions finally let you say more than just Like
  38. Don't be complacent about Australia's top credit rating: Treasury secretary Fraser
  39. Full statement from Universities Australia Chief Executive Belinda Robinson
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  41. Video on demand offers poor access for viewers with disabilities
  42. Financial markets' volatility is much more than a monetary policy issue
  43. Literacy standards aren’t falling, but they are changing
  44. Bill Shorten promises Labor would implement the full Gonski
  45. China's greatest challenge will be escaping the middle income trap
  46. Coalition tensions expose the flaws of the same-sex marriage plebiscite
  47. Trump, Clinton narrowly lead in Iowa with five days remaining
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