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Big Tobacco: 'Of all the concerns, there is one – taxation – which alarms us the most'

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageTax increases are one of the most effective ways of deceasing smoking, and Big Tobacco's Big Concern.Daniel Munoz/Reuters

Earlier this week opposition leader Bill Shorten confirmed that should Labor return to government, it was considering raising the tobacco tax further. A planned A$40 billion would be raised by the increases.

There is popular...

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Logistics the key as 100 leaders descend on Paris talks

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Haunted by the spectre of Copenhagen, the man in charge of COP21, French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, is determined that it will be “a success”. After a long and distinguished political career (he was Prime Minister in the 1980s) this is his last hurrah and he wants to go out triumphant.

The French Government has been putting in the...

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Turnbull's honeymoon continues despite GST talk

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Last week there was much speculation that the government will propose raising the GST to 15% from its current 10% at the next election. So far this talk has failed to either dent Turnbull’s ratings or the Coalition’s two party lead. Here is this week’s poll table; note that Morgan is currently a week out of alignment with...

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Why is school not working for so many young people?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageDisadvantaged children find schools increasingly irrelevant to their lives.www.shutterstock.com

There is a growing number of young people giving up and dropping out of school in Australia.

Kids as young as eight are switching off during these fundamental school years and missing out on huge chunks of their education.

The reports keep piling up,...

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  1. On the ground at Australia's Universal Periodic Review
  2. Improved citizenship bill still invites criticism and High Court challenges
  3. Recipes for racism? Kitchen Cabinet and the politics of food
  4. Beyond gender: LGBTIQ abuse shows it’s time to shift the debate on partner violence
  5. The Trans-Pacific Partnership poses a grave threat to sustainable development
  6. We lose more than we gain in moving away from multilateral trade
  7. Explainer: what is mass?
  8. Malcolm Turnbull to show his international paces during summit season
  9. Turnbull's visit needs to restore Australia's strained relationship with Indonesia
  10. A simple greenwash detection tip: check what the firm puts on its homepage
  11. Cooking the books: when that sensational new research finding isn't all it seems
  12. What are the secrets to being a 'superstar music city'?
  13. Big data can improve health but first we need to build the foundations
  14. A small act to give abused children a voice
  15. Three superannuation reforms that would promote fairness and equity
  16. Crisis communication: saving time and lives in disasters through smarter social media
  17. Engineers don't just build things, they can help save the world
  18. Australian graduates who move overseas will have to pay back student loans
  19. The danger of stranded assets lurks for unwary coal producers
  20. The federal budget is hard to 'fix', but here are some solutions
  21. Business is picking up the pace ahead of the Paris climate summit
  22. Won't somebody think of the children? Five reasons why drug panics are counterproductive
  23. This woman's work: the onscreen and offscreen war service of Claire Adams Mackinnon
  24. What might The Dismissal's legacy mean for an Australian republic push?
  25. As Belgium threatens fines, Facebook's defence of tracking visitors rings hollow
  26. Kevin Rudd takes on George Pell over climate change
  27. From 'right to die' to 'right to choose the way you die' – the shifting euthanasia debate
  28. Frozen cones on Pluto – the first discovery of ice volcanoes?
  29. Stressed? Meditation or some quiet time alone may help... if only you can find the time!
  30. Researchers, here's how to reach an audience you'd never dream of speaking to
  31. UN review puts Australia on the spot over human rights record
  32. Airbnb, social media and the quest for the authentic urban experience
  33. When authenticity and advertising collide on social media
  34. The story behind the footage of Whitlam's 'Kerr's cur' speech
  35. Explainer: what are brain-eating amoebas and how can we reduce their harm?
  36. How BHP and Vale react next to Brazilian dam failure will be critical
  37. 'Independent' investigators can't guarantee success in eradicating doping from sport
  38. We need to fund more than just science priorities for Australia's future
  39. Australia's right whales are recovering after whaling bans, but there are still worrying signs
  40. In charging Essendon, WorkSafe puts all sport on notice
  41. Should taxpayers subsidise extras for private health insurance holders?
  42. Poor research-industry collaboration: time for blame or economic reality at work?
  43. From Newton to Einstein: the origins of general relativity
  44. Why bother trying to make private health insurers do what Medicare does?
  45. Aged and confused: why the private health insurance industry is ripe for reform
  46. Ocean acidification: the forgotten piece of the carbon puzzle
  47. A land value tax could fix Australasia’s housing crisis
  48. Lego shouldn't brick it over Ai Weiwei – refuting the censorship argument is child's play
  49. Only the conscription referendums made Australia's Great War experience different
  50. The rise of China: a threat or opportunity for Australian universities?

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