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There is no evidence that the death penalty acts as a deterrent

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imageTwo Australians will soon be killed at a prison on the Indonesian island of Nusakambangan – for no deterrent effect.AAP/Darma Semito

Australia has executed no-one for half a century. Following the abolition of the death penalty by various states, the federal government abolished capital punishment in 1973.

Nevertheless, Australian citizens...

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The past is not sacred: the 'history wars' over Anzac

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imageDrape 'Anzac' over an argument and, like a magic cloak, the argument is sacrosanct – even though it shouldn't be.AAP/Alexander Turnbull Library

The Gallipoli centenary provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the many wartime legacies – human, political, economic, military – that forged independent nations from former colonies...

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