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  1. Privatising ransom payments will reduce returns to terrorism
  2. Tesla batteries: just the beginning of how technology will transform the electric grid
  3. The Vietnam War, the American War and the 'bridge generation'
  4. Phony classes hamstring college athletes' careers off the field
  5. The social graph won't save us from what's wrong with online reviews
  6. With new dietary guidelines in the works, what exactly are we supposed to eat?
  7. After years of talk, a regulator is willing to take on Google
  8. Teslas in Victoria aren't greener than diesels
  9. Plunging to Earth: space station refuelling craft is out of control
  10. US government prefers to remember Vietnam in platitudes
  11. Charged up: the history and development of batteries
  12. Fact Check: has violent crime gone up?
  13. Hate the players, love the game: why young people aren't voting
  14. Hard Evidence: will young people vote, and does it even matter?
  15. Britain's libraries can't face any more cuts after this election
  16. Doctors should be running hospitals – here's why
  17. Five warning flags that a business is failing
  18. Reducing science to sensational headlines too often misses the bigger picture
  19. Hitler the unstoppable zombie – why we don't let the dictator die
  20. Cut pesticide use to boost yields? It's worked for millions of farmers in Asia and Africa
  21. Why making codeine products prescription-only is a good idea
  22. Indonesia must investigate claims of corruption in execution cases
  23. 4 reasons why codeine should not be sold without prescription.
  24. Bali Nine executions give 'cause to pause' policing co-operation
  25. How changing our bank account numbering system will be a win for customers
  26. Creativity in the workplace: what we know and what we do
  27. You can see the Hubble Space Telescope in the sky above
  28. Australia should send ambassador back to Indonesia immediately
  29. Hard line on refugees undermines principled opposition to execution
  30. Medicare review must deal with 'elephant in the room' incentives
  31. Career studies and advice: start early or don’t start at all
  32. No, feminism is not about choice
  33. Cheap, tough and green: why aren't more buildings made of rammed earth?
  34. Adapt now to prevent poor health from climate change: report
  35. Melting moments: a look under East Antarctica's biggest glacier
  36. Better budgeting with environmental accounting
  37. A bizarre new flying dinosaur, with bat-like wings and feathers
  38. Can academics ever really retire?
  39. The media and Baltimore: covering the dramatic versus the representative
  40. Baltimore's toxic slum housing and its part in the violent death of Freddie Gray
  41. Could Nepal's messy politics hamper relief efforts?
  42. #Indyref2 on the back of a big SNP win is not going to happen – here's why
  43. Ruth Davidson for Tory leader? You'd need an electoral miracle in Scotland first
  44. Bridge may be a sport but the brain definitely isn't a muscle
  45. French peacekeeper scandal exposes UN impunity again
  46. Discovery of microbe-rich groundwater in Antarctica could guide our search for life in space
  47. Bitcoin continues to show equal measures of investor excitement and public apathy
  48. Let's ban PowerPoint in lectures – it makes students more stupid and professors more boring
  49. Is bullying worse than child abuse when it comes to mental health?
  50. Housebuilding promises are pie in the sky – here's why

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