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Climate science is looking to art to create change

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imageSoren Dahlgaard and the Maldives Exodus Caravan Show, Mobile Maldives, 2013.CLIMARTE

Throughout history, the arts have played a major role in recording and reflecting the state of human society and the natural world in which society exists. Today, scientists and policy makers are struggling in some countries to gain the support that will lead to...

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Explainer: can religious schools discriminate in their enrolments?

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All Australian anti-discrimination laws provide for some exemptions. Among the most controversial are those granted to religious schools.

The Tasmanian lower house has recently passed a bill to amend laws that provide exemptions for religious...

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