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Curing baldness may just be about having enough pluck

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Shaved heads have come in and out of fashion over the past few decades, but some people don’t have the option of allowing their locks to grow. Thankfully, for those who do suffer from hair loss, or alopecia, help may be at hand. Somewhat counter-intuitively an effective treatment for...

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Who thinks adults don't fight over (tax) money?

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It’s no secret that Peter Costello doesn’t give a high mark to the Abbott government, and every now and then he uses his column in News Corp papers to call it out. The former treasurer understands how lethal his written bullets can be.

Costello on Tuesday waded into Treasurer Joe Hockey’s tax “conversation” to say the...

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How a mindful approach to computer and smartphone use might just make you happier

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Computing today is perverse. Information technology may have freed up our time through computerisation and automation, but it has also encroached on our ability to switch off and relax. Technology is blamed for information overload, inescapable multitasking, the loss of any...

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  2. Progressive social movements spurred Holocaust consciousness by helping survivors tell their stories
  3. Can Latin America and the United States overcome the past?
  4. Despite disasters, oil-by-rail transport is getting safer
  5. Youthful vows: what it means to marry young
  6. Reflections of a black female scholar: I know what it feels like to be invisible
  7. Review: Game of Thrones season five opener
  8. Killing whales for science: Japan is sent back to the drawing board
  9. From shell shock to PTSD: proof of war's traumatic history
  10. Why employing autistic people makes good business sense
  11. Lake Baikal: incredible ecosystem threatened by Mongolian dam and pipeline
  12. Explainer: what is cognitive behaviour therapy?
  13. Taking the hard knocks out of boxing to make the sport safer
  14. State of imprisonment: South Australia's prisoner numbers soar, with just 10% of budget for rehab
  15. Adapt or perish: Australia Post must embrace digital disruption
  16. Manifesto Check: Labour leaves the door open to downscale Trident
  17. Manifesto Check: 'Labour's skills policy is a disappointing muddle'
  18. Manifesto Check: no evidence that Labour early years policy will close education gap
  19. The 'refugee telemovie' shows our government is lost at sea
  20. Federalism the loser as Hockey ransoms GST to push WA reforms
  21. Should all uni students contribute the same regardless of degree?
  22. Battery costs drop even faster as electric car sales continue to rise
  23. Happy endings: the ins and outs of clinical sexology
  24. AFL illicit drug reform needs to be about more than punishment
  25. Creating dinosaurs: why Jurassic World could never work
  26. Snowball Earth: new study shows Antarctic climate even gripped the tropics
  27. Manifesto Check: Labour resurrects past education policies, but will they work?
  28. Labour pledge to tackle tax avoidance is vital, but it will need to get tough with the industry
  29. Manifesto Check: experts on key Labour policies
  30. Manifesto Check: Labour bids to highlight key health differences
  31. Clinton, Paul, Rubio: Three very different images of US foreign policy
  32. Günter Grass will speak to us from beyond the grave
  33. Fact check: would abolishing non-dom status raise more tax?
  34. Manifesto Check: Plaid using old policy for its new transport vision
  35. Crowdfunding could be a simple way to pay for science research
  36. Labour manifesto: Miliband pitches fiscal responsibility
  37. Manifesto Check: Labour keeps it vague on EU reform
  38. What history tells us about the role of business in elections
  39. Unfazed by court cases, downloaders continue, but turn to hiding their tracks
  40. UKIP uses women's rights as a trojan horse to attack minorities
  41. Saudi Arabia campaign in Yemen masks widening domestic unrest
  42. Why most of us procrastinate in filing our taxes – and why it doesn't makes any sense
  43. Why Americans have chosen to pay income tax
  44. Everything new is old again: the pink sculpture and the debate over public art
  45. Second-generation immigrant kids have an edge in academics
  46. Should authors Rushdie to judgment as book reviewers?
  47. Is downloading really stealing? The ethics of digital piracy
  48. The forgotten front: guerrilla radio and Syria's information war
  49. Obama-Castro handshake ties up Kennedy’s loose ends at last
  50. State of the Nation: government protection of the science budget has come at a cost
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