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Super reform tinkers around the edges, while ignoring the fundamental flaw

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMoral hazard - a lack of incentive to guard against risk when protected from its consequences - is inherent in our super system.Image sourced from www.shutterstock.com

Recent proposed changes to Australia’s superannuation regime - from freedom of choice for default funds, to lifting the contributions rate from 9% to 12%, to reforming who pays...

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Gentrification is dividing Australian schools

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageDoes the diversity of your local school reflect your local area?from www.shutterstock.com

Gentrification is changing how people relate to each other in local primary school communities.

In certain areas of Australia, such as the suburbs in Sydney, schools are becoming more polarised. Some schools are more desirable to the new middle-class families...

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  5. China's 6.9% GDP growth rate is not the hard landing feared - and Australia can benefit
  6. More than 20,000 stillbirths worldwide are avoidable
  7. Irrational, man? Or a Kantian?
  8. Social media response to Islamic State must be more agile: Turnbull
  9. Sharemarkets: a bear market, a correction or just volatility?
  10. Bunnings - a game of clones
  11. Why we shouldn't be surprised that tennis is implicated in match-fixing
  12. The disruptive technologies that will shape business in the years ahead
  13. The startup employment dream – the pros and cons
  14. A genetic approach to mosquitoes can stop them spreading infections
  15. Resolving to 'cure cancer', Obama promises the impossible
  16. After the Essendon saga, any reform to anti-doping regimes must give athletes a greater say
  17. The Name of God is Mercy: Pope Francis is trying to reset church's moral agenda
  18. Five trends that will define the world’s forests in 2016
  19. Malcolm Turnbull should have the government apologise ASAP to Save the Children over Nauru fiasco
  20. Game, set and scandal: the winners and losers amid claims of match-fixing in tennis
  21. Indonesia needs more than hashtags to defy terror
  22. Masters was spoiled from the start, now Woolworths must go back to basics
  23. Saying 'I’m not good at maths' is not cool – negative attitudes are affecting business
  24. Why Australia needs drug consumption rooms
  25. Health Check: do ice baths after sport help recovery or improve results?
  26. The off-topic Conversation #76
  27. ACCC settlement will empower petrol consumers
  28. To fight terrorism, Indonesia needs to move beyond security measures
  29. Australian copyright reform stuck in an infinite loop
  30. Is the Chiropractic Board of Australia doing enough to protect consumers from pseudoscience?
  31. How the Japanese tsunami sent marine invaders across the ocean – and why you should be worried
  32. Heading north: how the export boom is shaking up Australia's gas market
  33. The 'G' in 5G: how mobile generations have evolved
  34. Marginalised outsiders: why witch trials help us understand Making a Murderer
  35. Digital diagnosis: intelligent machines do a better job than humans
  36. Battle of ideas is on as election-year innovation debate starts to make up for lost time
  37. Parents can help, but children take a DIY approach to learning language
  38. Anger management: why we feel rage and how to control it
  39. Autistic explosions abound
  40. Even if Netflix is serious about blocking VPNs, it is unlikely to succeed
  41. All five bright planets come together in the morning sky
  42. Twitter, terror and liability: who gets to pay?
  43. Al Jazeera to close in America: the future will not be broadcast
  44. Australia’s rarest insect goes global: Lord Howe Island stick insect breeding colonies now in US, UK and Canada
  45. Defying the 'one-hour rule' for city travel, traffic modelling drives policy madness
  46. Not so science fiction after all, the internet could out-evolve humanity
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