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Paris's sombre mood prompts understated determination for COP21

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

After the killings in Paris the mood here is sombre. In a sombre mood we are reflective, we concentrate on what it is that really matters. If the mood has any effect on the thousands of delegates arriving soon for COP21 then it can only help elevate thoughts about humanity’s future above crude and immediate preoccupations with “the...

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Martin Parkinson has last laugh over Tony Abbott and Peta Credlin

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMartin Parkinson is expected to be announced as the new head of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, replacing Michael Thawley.Roger Phillips/QUT

The yet-to-be-announced appointment of former treasury secretary Martin Parkinson to head the Prime Minister’s Department is a tale of justice restored, with a touch of Gilbert and Sullivan....

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Parallel importation and Australian book publishing: here we go again

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imagePublishers need to stop indulging in apocalyptic fantasies of doom and destruction.Kevin O'Mara

You may have seen news, or read commentary on Twitter and Facebook, about the likely repeal of “parallel importation restrictions” and what that means for publishers, writers and readers in Australia. My own view is that we are in for a fight...

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  1. We've already had consultation on the effects test: more is just a political smoke screen
  2. Nightingale's sustainability song falls on deaf ears as car-centric planning rules hold sway
  3. Blessed are the Hunger Games? Katniss Everdeen lives the Beatitudes
  4. Saving homes, saving wildlife: Victoria ditches burnoff targets
  5. Many young people blame female victims, excuse male aggressors: report
  6. Deus sex machina: the ethics of robot love
  7. Cheaper books are on the way, but IP policy still favours big business
  8. Harper response is good economics and smart politics
  9. Visa concerns for Australians living in Bali provide an unwanted reality check
  10. What Can Nietzsche Tell Us About the Paris Conference?
  11. Not helping a partner with chronic pain may be the quickest road to recovery
  12. 'Catch up' super contributions: a tax break for rich (old men)
  13. Online learning can work if universities just rethink the design of their courses
  14. Masterpieces from Scotland is easily the greatest exhibition of old master works to visit Sydney
  15. Ashes to ashes: logging and fires have left Victoria's magnificent forests in tatters
  16. India is focused on energy and poverty, but it can still sign a global climate deal
  17. Cloudy with a chance of life: how to find alien life on distant exoplanets
  18. When developers come knocking: why strata law shake-up won't deliver cheaper housing
  19. Destroy the Joint, sure, but feminism must include disability politics
  20. Cherry on top: summer fruits are also good for the brain
  21. Turnbull warns of increased threat of terrorism in the region after recent attacks
  22. Corrected FactCheck on negative gearing
  23. Australia's Olympics medal haul has been in decline: can we do better at Rio?
  24. Smart homes promise to end the 'wife drought', but where do women fit in?
  25. The Greens' plan for 90% renewables by 2030 sounds hard, but it stacks up
  26. Many wrongs can make a right: how mass redress schemes can replace court action
  27. Crowded house: how to keep festivals relevant in an oversaturated market
  28. Solidarity after Paris means being more attentive to suffering elsewhere
  29. King Lear reincarnates as Geoffrey Rush – it's a bloody tragedy
  30. ABC's Hitting Home portrays ideal frontline responses to domestic violence
  31. Feeding 'Godzilla': as Indonesia burns, its government moves to increase forest destruction
  32. Australia should back calls to end coal and save its drowning neighbours
  33. Why is Einstein's general relativity such a popular target for cranks?
  34. Is Australia ready to give people with disability real choice and control over services?
  35. Links to mining sector are preventing Australian universities from divesting in fossil fuels
  36. Shane Warne Foundation a wake-up call for charities regulator
  37. Loyalty points or even money are not enough to keep people using fitness trackers
  38. Labor would slug smokers to boost revenue, improve health
  39. Words Our Security Chiefs Are Not Allowed to Say
  40. Labor zooms in on Mal Brough
  41. Health Check: should we really chew each mouthful of food 32 times?
  42. Moratorium or not, Indonesia could be abandoning the death penalty
  43. Catalyst or NPEA, we need to grow up: artists aren't playthings for the government
  44. The off-topic Conversation #70
  45. Reactive anti-terror laws risk further eroding freedoms without making us safer
  46. Ending with a bang or a whimper? The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part II
  47. Why Australia needs a new model for universities
  48. More people are dying in Western Australian bushfires -- but flames are still not the biggest killers
  49. A city thrives on connectedness but access all hours makes privacy a problem
  50. Pain drain: the economic and social costs of chronic pain
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