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Governments are making fake news a crime – but it could stifle free speech

  • Written by: Alana Schetzer, Sessional Tutor and Journalist, University of Melbourne

The rapid spread of fake news can influence millions of people, impacting elections and financial markets. A study on the impact of fake news on the 2016 US presidential election, for instance, has found that fake news stories about Hillary Clinton was “very strongly linked” to the defection of voters who supported Barack Obama in the...

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we asked people how they feel about sharing fitness data with insurance companies

  • Written by: Dr Sven Tuzovic, Senior Lecturer, QUT Business School, Queensland University of Technology
we asked people how they feel about sharing fitness data with insurance companiesInsurance companies collect data from fitness trackers to help improve business decisions. Shutterstock

From the Fitbit to Apple’s smartwatch, wearable tech is becoming increasingly popular across the globe. Compared to other nations like US, which has seen higher adoption of fitness trackers, uptake in Australia is still less than 10% in...

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Testing festival goers' pills isn't the only way to reduce overdoses. Here's what else works

  • Written by: Nicole Lee, Professor at the National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University
Testing festival goers' pills isn't the only way to reduce overdoses. Here's what else worksFestival goers bring their phones. So why not use them to receive tweets about high-dose drugs in circulation, as the UK is doing?from Vinnikava Viktoryia/www.shutterstock.com

The NSW inquest into recent drug deaths at music festivals is due to start this week. So focus is turning to how to make music festivals safer by reducing drug-related...

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Build to rent could shake up real estate but won't take off without major tax changes

  • Written by: Hal Pawson, Associate Director - City Futures - Urban Policy and Strategy, City Futures Research Centre, Housing Policy and Practice, UNSW

In the wake of slumping demand for apartment building, it’s little wonder the multi-unit housing industry has been eagerly eyeing a possible new residential product: “build-to-rent”.

In fact, the latest figures show that apartment-building construction starts were down 36% in 2018 from 2016. But how much will this little-known...

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  2. What we missed while we looked away -- the growth of long‐term unemployment
  3. Labor sets up review into election loss as top official falls on his sword
  4. Eelgrass keeps the oceans alive and preserves shipwrecks, so just cope when it tickles your feet
  5. NZ's plan for deposit insurance falls well short of protecting people's savings
  6. There’s no clear need for Peter Dutton’s new bill excluding citizens from Australia
  7. 99 versions of the same tale in The Drover's Wives
  8. Thinking of laser hair removal? Here's what you need to know
  9. Michelle Grattan on the 46th parliament's first week, and Jacqui Lambie
  10. who calls cyclones their names?
  11. Why Christopher Pyne and Julie Bishop fail the 'pub test' with their new jobs
  12. they’re a natural substitute for gesture ???
  13. can drinking coffee help you lose weight?
  14. Walking and cycling to work makes commuters happier and more productive
  15. Trump's nominations for the US Federal Reserve are an odd lot, and an even bet
  16. What other countries can teach us about ditching disposable nappies
  17. romancing the moon – space dreaming after Apollo
  18. Grattan on Friday: A kinder, gentler Senate
  19. How rehab helps heavy drug and alcohol users think differently
  20. the Herald Sun model can't be the future of journalism
  21. don’t mess with these tiny fairy wasps
  22. Why the 'molecular scissors' metaphor for understanding CRISPR is misleading
  23. In Australia, criticising a judge can land you in jail. This is a danger for democracy
  24. Washington Post weather editor Jason Samenow on how weather coverage is evolving – and building audience growth
  25. Morrison's $158 billion tax plan set to sail through Senate after deals with crossbenchers
  26. Early days, but we've found a way to lift the IQ and resilience of Australia's most vulnerable children
  27. Using virtual reality could make you a better person in real life
  28. Getting out of liquor and pokies will cost Woolworths, but deliver lasting benefits
  29. letting the fox guard the henhouse
  30. from Hanging Rock to Nick Cave and Kylie, this genre explores our dark side
  31. No-take marine areas help fishers (and fish) far more than we thought
  32. Smoking at record low in Australia, but the grim harvest of preventable heart disease continues
  33. We subscribe to movies and music, why not transport?
  34. how human-built structures leave coastal ecosystems in the shadows
  35. Jacqui Lambie plays the Harradine game
  36. Father Frank Brennan on Israel Folau and religious freedom
  37. Victoria's commitment to a non-fatal strangulation offence will make a difference to vulnerable women
  38. From Shark Bay seagrass to Stone Age Scotland, we can now assess climate risks to World Heritage
  39. Trump and Kim are talking (again). But the leaders have yet to find real common ground
  40. To be a rising star in the space economy, Australia should also look to the East
  41. how poverty makes it hard to escape mental illness
  42. Ultra-low unemployment is in our grasp. How Philip Lowe became the governor who lifted our ambition
  43. it's Jeremy Hunt (who?) vs Boris Johnson (yes, really), with the future of the UK at stake
  44. 6 charts on the inner cities of Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne
  45. Time will tell if this is a record summer for Greenland ice melt, but the pattern over the past 20 years is clear
  46. A new exhibition captures the magic and power of tattoos across cultures
  47. a history from the forbidden fruit to Facebook
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  49. Back-to-back Reserve Bank cuts take interest rates to new low of 1%
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