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Families shouldn't be allowed to veto organ donation

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageFamilies shouldn't be able to override a patient's wishes after their death.from www.shutterstock.com.au

Last year, an estimated 12 to 15 registered organ donors and candidates for donation had their decision thwarted by relatives. This was due to the so-called family veto, which enables family members to prevent organ donation even if the deceased...

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What it feels like for a girl: Dutton and Briggs remind us of politics' endemic sexism

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMalcolm Turnbull has faced calls to discipline Immigration Minister Peter Dutton (right) over a sexist text message sent to a female journalist.AAP/Mick Tsikas

On Christmas Eve my best friend and I were celebrating the season by watching old music videos on YouTube. We were talking about Madonna and I said that I didn’t think she’d done...

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Capitalism with Chinese characteristics

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageEPA/How Hwee Young

Capitalism is, as the Marxists used to say, full of contradictions. It may well be the greatest wealth-generating machine ever invented. But it is famously volatile, unpredictable and prone to cyclical booms and busts – just ask West Australian Premier Colin Barnett.

But while political leaders in countries like Australia...

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  4. Measuring up: this year, aim for fitness over fat loss for long-term success
  5. Guide to the classics: Moby-Dick, by Herman Melville
  6. Buzz, buzz, slap! Why flies can be so annoying
  7. Togs or swimmers? Why Australians use different words to describe the same things
  8. Give bees a chance: the ancient art of beekeeping could save our honey (and us too)
  9. The Consolations of Philosophy: An Open Letter To Jamie Briggs
  10. Saudi executions: business as usual in a post-Arab Spring world
  11. Health Check: what's the best time of the day to exercise?
  12. The off-topic Conversation #74
  13. Four psychological tricks to help stick to your New Year's resolutions
  14. The great bathroom debate: paper towel or hand dryer?
  15. Joking your way to the top: why laughter is the best medicine for stressed executives
  16. We swear by it, but we're hardly world leaders in getting to grips with the F-word
  17. Debunking common myths about raising bilingual children
  18. No, Donald Trump is not a fascist …
  19. Blockchain – A Regulatory Unicorn?
  20. Against accommodationism: How science undermines religion
  21. Cabinet papers 1990: from little things, Australia's asylum seeker policy grew
  22. Cabinet papers 1990: lessons from the recession we didn’t have to have
  23. Cabinet papers 1990: the new world order that fizzled
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  25. Cabinet papers 1990: leadership scrutiny distracts from historic Hawke reforms
  26. Busted myths: what spiders, chewing gum and haemorrhoids have in common
  27. 5 Things We Learned about our Past in 2015
  28. Senator’s call for return of cracker night ... and burns, amputations and blindings?
  29. Time for a reset? How to make your New Year's resolutions work
  30. Are Women People? Alice Duer Miller's message still rings true 100 years on
  31. Look up! Your guide to some of the best meteor showers for 2016
  32. Self-control or government regulation? Squaring the blame for overeating
  33. 2015, the year that was: Arts + Culture
  34. Five traits of an ethical leader
  35. How curiosity can save species from extinction
  36. The Loved and Loathed Films of 2015
  37. What young adult fiction looked like in 2015
  38. 2015, the year that was: Education
  39. Six things you should not have missed in 2015: Business + Economy
  40. 2015, the year that was: Health + Medicine
  41. Movie pirates break records for stolen previews of latest Hollywood movies
  42. You _can_ thaw and refreeze meat: five food safety myths busted
  43. Scientists on their favourite science fiction
  44. What music sounded like in 2015
  45. 2015, the year that was: Politics + Society
  46. 2015, the year that was: Environment + Energy
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