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Euripides’ Medea and her terrible revenge against the patriarchy

  • Written by: Paul Salmond, Honorary Associate, Classics and Ancient History, La Trobe University
Euripides’ Medea and her terrible revenge against the patriarchyAnselm Feuerbach's depiction of Medea, circa 1870: the play is particularly cogent today in the context of the #MeToo movement’s assault on patriarchal power.Wikimedia Commons

The Athenian poet Euripides was the last of the three great Greek tragedians (after Aeschylus and Sophocles) and also the least successful.

Greek tragedies were...

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Your riding position can give you an advantage in a road cycling sprint

  • Written by: Paul Franciscus Johannes Merkes, PhD candidate, Edith Cowan University

Many professional road cycling events are hundreds of kilometres long, but the final placings are often decided by what happens in the last few seconds of any race stage.

New research shows that a rider can gain up to an extra 5kph advantage in those final sprint seconds, and it all depends on how they position themselves on their bicycle.

That can...

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What about a Jerusalem consulate as a Morrison escape hatch?

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

When Scott Morrison parachuted into the prime ministership, he was anxious to remove outstanding barnacles quickly. Now that he’s foolishly created one of his own, he needs to bring a similar sense of urgency to dealing with it.

Having cabinet ministers scrapping publicly over whether Australia’s embassy should be relocated from Tel...

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Lowy Institute's Jonathan Pryke on APEC 2018

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum (APEC) ended with no agreed communique and unresolved tensions between the United States and China on open display.

Lowy Institute’s Pacific Islands program director, Jonathan Pryke, who observed the forum in Port Moresby, said: “it is distressing for all parties that they weren’t able...

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  2. After APEC, US-China tensions leave 'cooperation' in the cold
  3. why women get PMS and why some are more affected
  4. How do remote controls work?
  5. One year on from Royal Commission findings on Northern Territory child detention: what has changed?
  6. that spiny tongue does more than keep a cat well groomed
  7. the scandals, sloganeering and key issues to watch
  8. Violence towards women in the video game Red Dead Redemption 2 evokes toxic masculinity
  9. Rethinking what it means to be Australian through art
  10. How to talk to your child about their school report
  11. anti-fungal creams or tablets don't always work for vaginal itch
  12. For Mobility as a Service (MaaS) to solve our transport woes, some things need to change
  13. Why predicting the weather and climate is even harder for Australia’s rainy northern neighbours
  14. The royal commission is about to grill the chiefs of the big four banks. Here's why soon they mightn't exist
  15. Confiscate their super. If it works for sports stars, it could work for bankers
  16. Shorten would need non-Green crossbench to pass bills in Senate: Australia Institute
  17. 47% say prioritise cutting power bills: Ipsos
  18. The Brexit mess could lead to a break-up of a no longer United Kingdom
  19. It's the right time to review the world's chemical weapons convention
  20. Logging must stop in Melbourne's biggest water supply catchment
  21. How digital media blur the border between Australia and China
  22. do hangover cures actually work?
  23. Evidence of aliens? What to make of research and reporting on 'Oumuamua, our visitor from space
  24. Frydenberg lashes out at Malaysia's prime minister for anti-Semitism
  25. Labor's two-step plan for a vote on becoming a republic has some precedents
  26. Will an ambitious Chinese-built rail line through the Himalayas lead to a debt trap for Nepal?
  27. Man who burnt his wife alive gets at least 27 years' jail, but not life
  28. Government to provide more funds for prosecuting bank crime
  29. Omega-3 supplements in pregnancy reduce the risk of premature birth
  30. Why you like coffee, and I choose tea – it's in the genes
  31. bad for them and the planet
  32. turning up the level of civilisation
  33. How Australia's NRA-inspired gun lobby is trying to chip away at gun control laws, state by state
  34. A tip for bankers ahead of the royal commission: be more like doctors
  35. why the Antarctic Circumpolar Current is so important for keeping Antarctica frozen
  36. Morrison government brings back memories of McMahon days
  37. Why early diagnosis of autism should lead to early intervention
  38. Derryn Hinch on a national ICAC and the Victorian election
  39. There's no need for the 'Chicago principles' in Australian universities to protect freedom of speech
  40. Yes, a WhatsApp message could be subject to FOI – but you'd have to find it first
  41. Marriage has changed dramatically throughout history, but gender inequalities remain
  42. Toilets of the future must be designed with people in mind, not technology
  43. Cambodians await crucial tribunal finding into 1970s brutal Khmer Rouge regime
  44. Rainbow pride flag's still flying, taking on new forms and meanings in our cities
  45. Australia needs to triple its social housing by 2036. This is the best way to do it
  46. there's more to regulation than prosecution
  47. How anti-Semitic stereotypes from a century ago echo today
  48. A super-Earth found in our stellar back yard
  49. what we can learn from anti-fossil fuel campaigns
  50. Despite new findings, the jury is still out on whether omega-3 supplements reduce heart attacks

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