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The story behind the footage of Whitlam's 'Kerr's cur' speech

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageGough Whitlam speaks on the steps of parliament on November 11, 1975, surrounded by radio reporters’ microphones.Screenshot

Well may we say, “God save the Queen” …

It must be the most replayed speech by any Australian politician. It will be on the news again this week for the 40th anniversary of the Whitlam...

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How BHP and Vale react next to Brazilian dam failure will be critical

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageRecovery efforts are underway in Bentos Rodrigues district in Brazil's Minas Gerais state. Reuters/Ricardo Moraes

Two of the world’s largest miners, Australia’s BHP and Brazil’s Vale have been rocked by last Friday’s dam burst at the jointly-owned Samarco iron ore mine in Brazil, as efforts to recover the bodies of 28...

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  2. We need to fund more than just science priorities for Australia's future
  3. Australia's right whales are recovering after whaling bans, but there are still worrying signs
  4. In charging Essendon, WorkSafe puts all sport on notice
  5. Should taxpayers subsidise extras for private health insurance holders?
  6. Poor research-industry collaboration: time for blame or economic reality at work?
  7. From Newton to Einstein: the origins of general relativity
  8. Why bother trying to make private health insurers do what Medicare does?
  9. Aged and confused: why the private health insurance industry is ripe for reform
  10. Ocean acidification: the forgotten piece of the carbon puzzle
  11. A land value tax could fix Australasia’s housing crisis
  12. Lego shouldn't brick it over Ai Weiwei – refuting the censorship argument is child's play
  13. Only the conscription referendums made Australia's Great War experience different
  14. The rise of China: a threat or opportunity for Australian universities?
  15. Health Check: do I need a skin cancer check?
  16. TPP revealed: at last we have the details – and a democratic deficit to be fixed
  17. Bell Shakespeare's Hamlet reviewed: the same great themes in some strange new haunts
  18. Australia's new emissions rules will put yet another bump in the road for diesels
  19. Archive records shed new light on UK role in Whitlam's dismissal
  20. FactCheck Q A: do we only have space for about 150 people in our lives?
  21. It will take more than being 'bouncy' to fix Australia's innovation system
  22. Delving deep into caves can teach us about climate past and present
  23. Waging peace: women's century-long campaign to end war continues
  24. The off-topic Conversation #68
  25. Crimes against the environment: the silent victim of warfare
  26. Central banks can deliver on a 'divine coincidence' - but Glenn Stevens is a not a miracle worker
  27. The deadly truth about loneliness
  28. It's time for an eAustralia Card
  29. Setting the record straight: Gloria Steinem reflects on her legacy in My Life On The Road
  30. 'Killer robots' hit the road – and the law has yet to catch up
  31. A shift towards industry-relevant degrees isn't helping students get jobs
  32. Bill Shorten needs to demonstrate independence from the unions
  33. From Diderot to Charlie Hebdo, what were the enlightenments?
  34. The role of social media in environmental reporting – comparing Australia and China
  35. Turnbull is buying much-needed time by the sheer deployment of his personality
  36. The Conversation's 2015 Yearbook: Politics, policy and the chance of change
  37. Despite help on offer, many smokers prefer to quit on their own – here's why
  38. A timeless tonic for our modern malaise? Stoicism may be the way forward
  39. How the insanity defence against a murder charge works
  40. Citizens, arrests, and 7-metre dinosaurs: the history of UN climate summit protests
  41. Will the Paris agreement be legally binding?
  42. Michelle Payne defies horse racing's long history as a sport of blokes
  43. Praying for rain
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  45. Increasing GST to cut income tax would be a zero sum game
  46. To eliminate malaria in the Asia-Pacific we need to target recurrent infections
  47. Speaking with: Aric Bendorf on how to increase organ donation rates in Australia
  48. Driverless cars will change the way we think of car ownership
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