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Let's honour the Anzacs by making two-up illegal again

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imageWould the Anzac Day game of two-up be a more meaningful commemoration if it were still illegal?Chris Murray/Flickr

If I was prime minister for a day, in that primary-school hypothetical, I would make two-up illegal again. We lost a true act of remembrance when, state by state, we smoothed over the edges and normalised the whole affair to just...

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How the Great War shaped the foundations of Australia's future

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imageThe Gallipoli campaign is frequently celebrated as the 'birth' of Australia as a nation, but were we already well on our way?AWM

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 and dominions. Over...

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China economy to slow, hurting Australia: IMF

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imageLarge movements in relative prices will create winners and losers this year, the IMF has said.EPA/MICHAEL REYNOLDS

A crackdown on cheap credit in China is expected to help reduce the rate of China’s real GDP growth from 7.4% last year to 6.8% this year and further weaken demand for Australian commodities, according to a new report by the...

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  2. Manifesto Check: Labour ready to go green, but remains grey on detail
  3. If Cameron wants a property owning democracy, he has to support the mansion tax
  4. Manifesto Check: Green Party has no clear vision on the EU
  5. Pledge-filled manifestos can't solve chronic image problems
  6. Green Party opts for quantity with huge manifesto wishlist
  7. Conservative manifesto launch: Cameron shines, but dark clouds are on the horizon
  8. Manifesto Check: stacking up Labour's deficit reduction plans
  9. We must talk to terrorists to restore their humanity – and ours
  10. State of the nation: the immigration numbers game
  11. Conservative housing plan is a blast from the past – amid a 21st-century crisis
  12. Beyond GDP: economic growth may not be enough to get voters on your side
  13. Curing baldness may just be about having enough pluck
  14. Who thinks adults don't fight over (tax) money?
  15. How a mindful approach to computer and smartphone use might just make you happier
  16. The Greens are not a real party of the left – here's why
  17. Overlooked costs of IRS budget cuts will hit taxpayers hardest
  18. Progressive social movements spurred Holocaust consciousness by helping survivors tell their stories
  19. Can Latin America and the United States overcome the past?
  20. Despite disasters, oil-by-rail transport is getting safer
  21. Youthful vows: what it means to marry young
  22. Reflections of a black female scholar: I know what it feels like to be invisible
  23. Review: Game of Thrones season five opener
  24. Killing whales for science: Japan is sent back to the drawing board
  25. From shell shock to PTSD: proof of war's traumatic history
  26. Why employing autistic people makes good business sense
  27. Lake Baikal: incredible ecosystem threatened by Mongolian dam and pipeline
  28. Explainer: what is cognitive behaviour therapy?
  29. Taking the hard knocks out of boxing to make the sport safer
  30. State of imprisonment: South Australia's prisoner numbers soar, with just 10% of budget for rehab
  31. Adapt or perish: Australia Post must embrace digital disruption
  32. Manifesto Check: Labour leaves the door open to downscale Trident
  33. Manifesto Check: 'Labour's skills policy is a disappointing muddle'
  34. Manifesto Check: no evidence that Labour early years policy will close education gap
  35. The 'refugee telemovie' shows our government is lost at sea
  36. Federalism the loser as Hockey ransoms GST to push WA reforms
  37. Should all uni students contribute the same regardless of degree?
  38. Battery costs drop even faster as electric car sales continue to rise
  39. Happy endings: the ins and outs of clinical sexology
  40. AFL illicit drug reform needs to be about more than punishment
  41. Creating dinosaurs: why Jurassic World could never work
  42. Snowball Earth: new study shows Antarctic climate even gripped the tropics
  43. Manifesto Check: Labour resurrects past education policies, but will they work?
  44. Labour pledge to tackle tax avoidance is vital, but it will need to get tough with the industry
  45. Manifesto Check: experts on key Labour policies
  46. Manifesto Check: Labour bids to highlight key health differences
  47. Clinton, Paul, Rubio: Three very different images of US foreign policy
  48. Günter Grass will speak to us from beyond the grave
  49. Fact check: would abolishing non-dom status raise more tax?
  50. Manifesto Check: Plaid using old policy for its new transport vision
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