The issue of parallel imports will not go away – but there are other options to explore. Mustafa SayedThe Australian book trade has a long history of tension between books produced at home and books imported from overseas. But our contemporary age may be the first in which parallel importation is undertaken not by booksellers in competition...
The government's childcare reforms seem to be counterproductive in many ways and are likely to damage children.AAP/Lukas CochIn the 1970s, feminists pushed for children’s services that recognised the need for care for children whose mothers had jobs. In 2015, the situation has reversed. Feminists and others concerned about good social...
Reuters/Damir SagoljWas it Confucius who said it’s a funny old world? If he didn’t he might well do so now. Having spent part of the last couple of weeks trying to breathe in Beijing, one can’t help but be struck by the remarkable contradictions – as the Marxists used to say – that characterise global politics these...
Catching black marlin is big business on Australia's east coast.Authors, Author providedWe know that climate change is drivingchanges in the world’s oceans. Currents are shifting, temperatures are climbing and the availability and dynamics of nutrient upwelling is changing.
But the question is whether marine species can adapt at the rate at...
Data breaches are more common than many people realise. They often occur quietly, with no alarms or visible signs, while sensitive information is exposed. Once the damage is done, it is difficult to u...
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Having a strong brand voice is just as important as having a recognizable logo or visual style. Your brand voice is the personality behind your content—the tone, language, and emotional energy that ...
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Launching your first market stall is exciting — it’s a chance to showcase your products, meet customers face-to-face and test your business in a real-world environment. But while enthusiasm is high...
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