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Grattan on Friday: In defence of (some) political defiance

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

How far should party discipline go? Not as far as certain proponents of same-sex marriage would like it to go in the Liberal Party. Nor as far as federal Labor MP Nick Champion has advocated in relation to opposing the GST.

With federal parliament resuming next week, the political scene is already noisy and fractious. The choice of former Army...

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Vital Signs: inflation under control, Aussie dollar harder to wrangle

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe Australian dollar has remained low for some time, but the expected growth uptick is yet to arrive.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

Vital Signs is a weekly economic wrap from UNSW economics professor and Harvard PhD Richard Holden (@profholden). Vital Signs aims to contextualise weekly economic events and cut through the noise of the data...

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Here's looking at: Rottnest by Guy Grey-Smith

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageGuy Grey-Smith's Rottnest connects strongly to the land.Detail from Guy Grey-Smith, Rottnest, 1954-57, oil on canvas, 61.2x76.5 cm (h,w), The University of Western Australia Art Collection, Tom Collins Bequest Fund, 1957, © The University of Western Australia

In 1907, Rottnest Island – located off the coast of Western Australia –...

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  2. Flat wrong: the misunderstood history of flat Earth theories
  3. Australia's energy productivity plan promises more bang for our buck, but lacks commitment
  4. Four unusual Australian animals to spot in your garden before summer is out
  5. Feeling emotional? Facebook's Reactions finally let you say more than just Like
  6. Don't be complacent about Australia's top credit rating: Treasury secretary Fraser
  7. Full statement from Universities Australia Chief Executive Belinda Robinson
  8. Got gout? Here's what to eat and avoid
  9. Video on demand offers poor access for viewers with disabilities
  10. Financial markets' volatility is much more than a monetary policy issue
  11. Literacy standards aren’t falling, but they are changing
  12. Bill Shorten promises Labor would implement the full Gonski
  13. China's greatest challenge will be escaping the middle income trap
  14. Coalition tensions expose the flaws of the same-sex marriage plebiscite
  15. Trump, Clinton narrowly lead in Iowa with five days remaining
  16. Too fat, too thin? How do you work out your ideal weight?
  17. Non-police doing police-type work operate in a perilously grey area of law
  18. Ex machina: are computers to blame for market jitters?
  19. Cleo's closure and the future of feminism
  20. Corals, crochet and the cosmos: how hyperbolic geometry pervades the universe
  21. Hasta la vista El Niño - but don’t hold out for ‘normal’ weather just yet
  22. How schools avoid enrolling children with disabilities
  23. Australian Medical Association report shows public hospitals under the pump
  24. Why we need a taxation green paper
  25. Ad blockers are here to stay, micropayments less so
  26. 15 economic milestones which have led to the current eurozone crisis
  27. Gluten- and casein-free diet makes a meal of autism science
  28. An Australian head of state won't save us from being a de facto monarchy
  29. The ethical city: an idea whose time has come
  30. The planner's new best friend: we can now track land-use changes on a scale of centimetres
  31. From riches to riches: the effect of affluent medical students on patients
  32. The good old days: how nostalgia clouds our view of political crises
  33. Promoted to manager? Here's three things you should never forget
  34. Six years on: the enduring influence of J. D. Salinger
  35. The science _for_ climate change only feeds the denial: how do you beat that?
  36. Western Australia's coral reefs are in trouble: we mustn't ignore them
  37. Children with disabilities risk being misdiagnosed in order to receive school funding support
  38. Is Theranos a tech revolution in healthcare or marketing hype cloaked in secrecy?
  39. Response from the ABC
  40. 'Straight reporting': the editor, the NBN and the ABC
  41. Trudeau launches Canada into a radically new approach to Indigenous affairs
  42. Australia Day: a survivor's film guide
  43. Why so bearish? How hidden bias is sinking global stocks
  44. Not just bees: the buzz on our other vital insect helpers
  45. Does Zika virus pose a threat to Australia?
  46. Explainer: the ins and outs of peer review
  47. Former Army chief David Morrison is the 2016 Australian of the Year
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