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Ten years on from the Cronulla riots, how much has really changed?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageIt's been a decade since the Cronulla riots, but have the attitudes that fuelled these violent tensions changed in Australian society?Paul Miller/AAP

The tenth anniversary of the Cronulla riots would be best commemorated through reflection. Two debates erupted immediately after Cronulla – one over Australian racism, the other over Muslim...

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Don't stress about the shortage, toddlers don't need formula

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageToddler formula is of no greater benefit than regular old cows' milk. AAP/Lukas Koch

With Chinese exporters emptying supermarket shelves of toddler formula and an accompanying increase in the price, parents who rely on these products are expressing alarm.

Discussion has focused on why formula is being sent to China. However, the greater question of...

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Stick to good science, so you can generate anecdotes like this..

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

This morning I was dragged from my paperwork by a very excited colleague. He wanted me to see with him a patient I had sent for a trial of a new treatment. Before I go further, I’d like to give you a bit of background about this patient.

Paul suffered a workplace injury eight years ago that was pretty awful. He was trapped for some time under...

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What Malcolm Turnbull can learn from Justin Trudeau's spending plans

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageJustin Trudeau's contradictory promises to fund infrastructure but also balance the budget might resonate with Malcolm Turnbull.AAP/Lloyd Jones

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s fresh approach to fiscal policy breaks with the pro-balanced budget orthodoxy by arguing for high infrastructure and development spending over the next three...

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More Articles ...

  1. From Africa to America, manipulation and money make elections less than truly democratic
  2. Turnbull's Newspoll ratings slump fails to benefit Shorten
  3. Genders experience pain differently, and women have it more
  4. What say do our elected representatives have in going to war?
  5. Mutated conventions: how secrecy in the name of security harms democracy
  6. Regulations have improved since thalidomide but drug scares are still possible
  7. A necessary harvest: it's time to allow Japan to kill whales
  8. Here's looking at: Blue poles by Jackson Pollock
  9. The WTO's Nairobi talks and the multi-billion dollar trade agreement you've never heard of
  10. Darkness is disappearing and that's bad news for astronomy
  11. Why is being a school principal one of the most dangerous jobs in the country?
  12. Have journalists found the inventor of Bitcoin or simply been duped?
  13. Abbott has a cause, an audience and no restraints
  14. The 'Climate Games' aren't just activist stunts – they're politics beyond the UN
  15. Everyone knows climate adaptation is crucial, but beyond that it's pretty hazy
  16. Differences with states on tax reform could be 'irreconcilable': Morrison
  17. Lurid Beauty: Australian Surrealism and its Echoes – reviewed
  18. Use them and lose them: finding alternatives to antibiotics to preserve their usefulness
  19. 'Fail early, fail often' mantra forgets entrepreneurs fail to learn
  20. Turnbull faces his most taxing test yet: wooing the states to overhaul the GST
  21. As Victoria opens sperm donor records, the key question is: do contact vetoes work?
  22. Your broadband router is not as secure as you think it is
  23. Australia’s innovation agenda: embracing risk or gambling with public health?
  24. Following suit: why political conventions matter
  25. Report reveals entrenched nature of sexual harassment in Victoria Police
  26. Want to save the environment? Let's leave the collapse porn under the mattress
  27. There's tax cuts and there's tax cuts: getting big business to innovate
  28. Why Turnbull's 'Ideas Boom' will not bridge the gap between research and business
  29. Society is also to blame for thalidomiders' worsening health
  30. Why thalidomide survivors have such a tough time getting compensation
  31. Nazis, lies and spying private detectives: how thalidomide's maker avoided justice
  32. GM crops can benefit organic farmers too
  33. It's TV! It's opera! What to make of ABC's The Divorce
  34. White student unions are based on a misunderstanding that anti-racism means anti-white
  35. Saleemul Huq: if climate talks were democratic, vulnerable countries 'would have won already'
  36. Climate-related 'loss and damage' is a key issue, but it's fiendishly complex
  37. Tony Abbott leans to remaining in parliament
  38. Kant at Le Bourget
  39. Meet the fossil fuel firms sponsoring the world's biggest climate conference
  40. In that sleep of reason, what dreams may come? How not to defend a philosophical legacy
  41. Sorry, not my department – why the NDIS and health systems need to collaborate
  42. Some risks in Turnbull's benign view of business failure
  43. Baden-Clay murder appeal succeeds on doubt over intent, but domestic violence is still a deadly tragedy
  44. Innovation statement's significant insolvency changes are well overdue
  45. Three ways Screen Australia can actually improve diversity in the industry
  46. To promote gender equality and better protect women, Indonesia needs more female officers
  47. Politics podcast: Peter Reith on the Turnbull government
  48. In the driver's seat of evolution
  49. Turnbull's 'ideas boom' overlooks our largest group of potential entrepreneurs
  50. Connecting the dots: the Northern Territory enters the eastern gas market
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