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The ‘Bandung Divide’: Australia’s lost opportunity in Asia?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageAustralia attends the 60th anniversary of the Asia-Africa "Bandung" Conference this week as an observer. In 1955, Australia was a no-show and has had a hot and cold relationship with Asia ever since. from Carsten Reisinger/www.shutterstock.com

Indonesia is hosting delegates from dozens of countries this week to commemorate the 60th anniversary of...

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From sticks to stones: getting a grip on the human genus

  • Written by The Conversation

2015 has already been an amazing year for human evolution science.

We’ve witnessed an uncanny convergence of discoveries on the beginnings of the human genus, Homo, and all that it implies for understanding the evolution of a range of human characteristics, including culture and tool making.

Yet, the implications of this research run much...

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Join the dots between Gallipoli and the Armenian genocide

  • Written by The Conversation
imageLivestock wagon with Armenians in the Summer or Autumn 1915. Historisches Institut der Deutschen Bank, Frankfurt.

This week marks the centenary not only of the Gallipoli campaign, but – today – of the Armenian genocide. The destruction of the Armenians coincided with the planned Allied attack against the Ottoman capital, Istanbul.

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  1. 100 years on, Australia's still out of step on the Armenian genocide
  2. Grattan on Friday: The challenge of budget selling for dogs with bad names
  3. Diggers of the Gaza graveyard
  4. It's time we had that talk.
  5. Lest we forget lest: Anzac and the language of remembrance
  6. Food additives and chronic disease risk: what role do emulsifiers play?
  7. Unburnable carbon: why we need to leave fossil fuels in the ground
  8. The evidence is in: you can't link imprisonment to crime rates
  9. Lessons from an oil spill: how BP gained - then lost - our trust
  10. Selective entry schools: tutoring improves student outcomes, but adds pressure
  11. Charging media for using police-shooting video may be the price of equal justice
  12. Here's where Britain's political parties stand (and fall down) on immigration
  13. Wish list or ransom note? A bold move from Northern Ireland that seeks to build bridges – literally
  14. Environmental justice: big ambitions, little action
  15. What is going on at Tesco?
  16. Will US-EU trade talks devolve into game of chicken over regulatory ruffles?
  17. Britain's famous red top newspapers struggle to find their voice in general election
  18. Why the zero-carbon homes policy hasn't gone to plan
  19. A century after WWI gas attacks, scientists must unite against chemical weapons
  20. Deaths at sea: scant hope for the future from Europe's history of failure on migrants
  21. Slash fiction, cosplay and Sherlocked: a guide to fandom
  22. Weight loss drug made from war chemicals gets deadly new reach online
  23. What happened to the oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill? 'Marine snow' provides a clue
  24. How your personality relates to your productivity – and salary
  25. Confusion over Saudi plans for Yemen as al-Qaeda makes gains
  26. There's more to primary school place shortages than the cost of free schools
  27. Hubble Space Telescope's chief scientist on what it took to get the project off the ground
  28. Consumed: why more stuff does not mean more happiness
  29. Let's make Earth Day about Earth, not us
  30. Invisible fluorescent ink opens new frontier in fight against counterfeiting
  31. Could this Dalai Lama be the last?
  32. Who is John Galt? Ayn Rand, libertarians and the GOP
  33. 'Civilizing' the fractured relationship between police and minority communities
  34. What's wrong with political manifestos, and how to fix them
  35. Why are HIV survival rates lower in the Deep South than the rest of the US?
  36. Tests don't improve learning. And PARCC will be no different
  37. Africa's destiny depends on building a vibrant middle class
  38. Bad news for abortion rights if this Northern Irish party holds the balance of power in Britain
  39. What former NHS chief's intervention tells us about the funding crisis
  40. A 3.5-billion year old Pilbara find is not the oldest fossil: so what is it?
  41. Vorsprung durch realpolitik – what VW power games say about German CEO culture
  42. Manifesto Check: the bizarre economic creed of the Greens
  43. The curious case of the disappearing Commonwealth
  44. Indigenous Australia exhibition at the British Museum is insider activism at its best
  45. Food bank use is on the rise, with austerity the clear culprit
  46. If airlines offer in-flight Wi-Fi, they should invest in an extra black box for security
  47. No shit Sherlock science – why it's still worth it
  48. Girls gain confidence with IT when boys aren't around
  49. Hidden crisis of liberal democracy creates climate change paralysis
  50. A better system to protect subsequent kids of parents convicted of murder

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