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Sydney Festival review: All the Sex I’ve Ever Had

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageIn All the Sex I've Ever Had six Sydneysiders over 60 talk frankly about love, life and everything in between.Prudence Upton

Before even entering the Drama Theatre at the Sydney Opera House on the opening night of All the Sex I’ve Ever Had, there is curiosity in the air. This is helped by the fact that, unusually, the performers are mingling...

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ATNIX: Australian Twitter News Index, November/December 2015

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The Australian Twitter News Index for 2015 concludes with a double helping that covers both November and December – a time when the sharing of news stories on Twitter usually begins its slow decline towards the holiday season. These patterns are sustained in 2015 as well, although the drop-off in news engagement is more pronounced for some...

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Japan offers us many lessons in embracing longevity

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Japan is famous for the longevity of its citizens. A quarter of its population is older than 65. That is a proportion that Australia is likely to reach only by 2056. Japan’s experience makes it an interesting example to learn from in the area of aged care.

In 2000, following a decade of stagnant growth, mounting public debt and skyrocketing...

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  1. Australian Open sponsorship 'scandal' just business-as-usual
  2. Australia's outgoing Chief Scientist says we're good but we can be better
  3. Grattan on Friday: After enjoying the foreign stage lights, Malcolm Turnbull returns to a fractious backyard
  4. Why we keep getting snared in Islamic State’s propaganda trap
  5. Vital Signs: economy limps towards more rate cuts
  6. Friday essay: Jane Austen's Emma at 200
  7. Mysterious blobs in our Milky Way could be part of the missing matter
  8. Forget the pick-up lines – here's how to talk about your sexual desires and boundaries
  9. Should you worry about a schools shortage? It really depends on where you live
  10. Even better news; Australian honey is not likely to make you sick.
  11. Somewhere out there could be a giant new planet in our solar system: so where is it?
  12. Burger FoMO – the peaks and pitfalls of retail pop-ups
  13. Good news, we are not at risk from our food packaging
  14. Why the million-dollar view is bad for our body and our soul
  15. It's official: 2015 was the hottest year ever recorded
  16. We could reduce pest carp in Australian rivers using a disease that came from Israel
  17. Should women exercise during and after pregnancy?
  18. President Trump and the ANZUS alliance
  19. Advantage gambling, but corruption risk surely isn't worth it for tennis
  20. Nine business bets for our emerging digital economy
  21. Hack attack on a hospital IT system highlights the risk of still running Windows XP
  22. Future bushfires will be worse: we need to adapt now
  23. Australia's arts community has a big diversity problem – that's our loss
  24. Good Writing vs Good Storytelling
  25. Humility: Tsai Ing-wen on the Cardinal Democratic Virtue
  26. The ideas boom – where to from here on?
  27. Queensland Nickel's demise: Yabulu, a relic refinery
  28. Recruiting students with higher grades won't alone improve teaching quality in schools
  29. Eating healthily during the week but bingeing on weekends is not OK for your gut
  30. Turnbull tells US legislators: look at 'big picture' benefits of Trans-Pacific Partnership
  31. Alcohol companies target the 20% of Australians who drink 75% of the alcohol
  32. Exposure to algae toxin increases the risk of Alzheimer's-like illnesses
  33. Leaders weigh up a challenging year of transitions in the Australia-US relationship
  34. Tarantino's The Hateful Eight: review and cast interview
  35. Science fact vs fiction in Star Wars and other sci-fi movies: relax, and enjoy the entertainment
  36. Trendy electoral superheroes: from the Americas to Europe, the populists confront us
  37. We discovered 20 new fish in northern Australia – now we need to protect them
  38. Concrete jungle? We'll have to do more than plant trees to bring wildlife back to our cities
  39. Super reform tinkers around the edges, while ignoring the fundamental flaw
  40. Gentrification is dividing Australian schools
  41. We can avoid weight creep – here's how
  42. Resolution reset: how to make goals and stick to them
  43. Digital death is still a problem. A widow's battle to access her husband's Apple account
  44. Campaigning in Indi, Warren Truss was the country boy at the B S ball avoiding Sophie Mirabella's toes
  45. China's 6.9% GDP growth rate is not the hard landing feared - and Australia can benefit
  46. More than 20,000 stillbirths worldwide are avoidable
  47. Irrational, man? Or a Kantian?
  48. Social media response to Islamic State must be more agile: Turnbull
  49. Sharemarkets: a bear market, a correction or just volatility?
  50. Bunnings - a game of clones
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