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Has this been a good year for international relations?

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
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My employers think I know something about the practice and theory of international relations. Perhaps I shouldn’t draw attention to my shortcomings in this area given that my university is currently in the business of “letting a few people go”. Between ourselves, though, I can’t quite work out whether...

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Google trumps Apple for Australian mobile payments, but for how long?

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageApple Pay launched in the US in 2014, but has yet to gain traction in Australia.Monica Davey/EPA/AAP

After failing to come to agreement with Apple to enable mobile phone payments, six of Australia’s biggest financial institutions this week signed on with Android Pay. The service will go live in Australia in the first half of 2016.

Both Android...

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