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  1. Don't believe your child's baby fat will melt away with age
  2. As the risk of sell-off by foreigners deepens, South Africa faces some tough decisions
  3. Harnessing the potential of Africa's North American academic diaspora
  4. Fintech might be hot right now, but banks are still winning
  5. Who decides? A question at the heart of meaningful reconciliation
  6. Want to help the environment? First fix your work-life balance
  7. Doing justice to disability: the upside of TEDx’s Stella bungle
  8. Canada's climate target is a smokescreen and full of loopholes
  9. Islamic State may finally efface the traces of lost empires at Palmyra
  10. Same-sex marriage should not be a matter for a conscience vote
  11. FactCheck: is tax up every year under the Abbott government?
  12. Let's stop the bullying of trainee doctors – for patients' sake
  13. Universities should change the way they measure success
  14. Explainer: what is the List of World Heritage in Danger?
  15. Superannuation tinkering could kill the goose that lays the golden egg
  16. Tomorrow's battery technologies that could power your home
  17. Australian film funding shouldn’t be a beauty contest – here's why
  18. Victory in Europe remembered
  19. In a time of drought, a call to rethink lawns
  20. Four years from now, your child will be at her commencement. Here are steps for you to take now
  21. The grand review of Sherman's Bummers
  22. Distance running is a perfect lab to investigate whether men are more competitive than women
  23. Abbott prefers to stay on the high moral ground in a war mired in murkiness
  24. Sitting on a scoop: the story behind the V-E headlines of May 1945
  25. Health Check: four reasons to have another cup of coffee
  26. Review: The Merchant of Venice, Shakespeare's comedy of cruelty
  27. Why African leaders need to learn better communication skills
  28. Let's talk about sex education: race and shame in South Africa
  29. Time for action on climate change in southern Africa
  30. The role of science in reaching development goals
  31. The off-topic Conversation #44
  32. Irish vote could be a green light for a social revolution worldwide
  33. How we found the source of the mystery signals at The Dish
  34. How Brandis plans to insulate the arts sector from the artists
  35. Your child is missing. Would you want their adoption to be easier?
  36. Who goes to university? The changing profile of our students
  37. Shipping in the Great Barrier Reef: the miners' highway
  38. Is Aldi's move to woo cashed-up shoppers a risk?
  39. Budget's $45m slush fund for MPs is an unethical use of public money
  40. Why Aboriginal people need autonomy over their food supply
  41. Genetically engineered athletes could be heading this way soon
  42. Beyond Sorry: colonial oppression on Australian stages
  43. Former diplomat to co-ordinate counter terrorism
  44. Worst off hit hardest by Coalition policies: NATSEM modelling
  45. Irish vote should give new momentum to gay marriage cause in Australia
  46. Sex, health and society: what’s the connection?
  47. Viking beaters: Scots and Irish may have settled Iceland a century before Norsemen
  48. Another Ireland is born: it's a big yes to marriage equality
  49. Cameron’s EU wish list – what can he get, and when?
  50. Eurovision at 60: English songs dominate – and there's added 'anti-booing' technology

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