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Considering surgery for endometriosis? Here's what you need to know

  • Written by: Martin Healey, Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Melbourne
Considering surgery for endometriosis? Here's what you need to knowWomen with endometriosis need evidence-based information to make informed choices about their treatment.Timothy Paul Smith

Between 1% and 10% of Australian women have endometriosis, a condition where the tissue that normally lines the uterus, the endometrium, grows outside the womb.

Considering surgery for endometriosis? Here's what you need to knowThese days, incisions for endometriosis surgery are small.Medical...

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Media watchdog's finding on Sunrise's Indigenous adoption segment is justified

  • Written by: Alana Schetzer, Sessional Tutor and Journalist, University of Melbourne
Media watchdog's finding on Sunrise's Indigenous adoption segment is justifiedProtestors rally outside Channel 7 studios in Sydney following the controversial segment on Aboriginal adoption.AAP/Crowdspark

In March this year, Sunrise aired a panel discussion about the removal of Indigenous children from dangerous or abusive family situations.

It wrongly claimed that Indigenous children could not be fostered by non-Indigenous...

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Michelle Grattan on changing the pension age, women in parliament and the au pair saga

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
Michelle Grattan on changing the pension age, women in parliament and the au pair sagaPrime Minister Scott Morrison announced this week the government would scrap the plan to lift the age for pension eligibility to 70, capping it at 67.AAP/Daniel Pockett

Michelle Grattan talks to University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Deep Saini about the week in politics, including Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s...

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We've crunched the numbers in McDonald's Monopoly challenge to find your chance of winning

  • Written by: Sarah Belet, Postgraduate Student, Monash University
We've crunched the numbers in McDonald's Monopoly challenge to find your chance of winningThe code that could see you a winner in McDonald's Monopoly competition.Paul McMillan

McDonald’s Monopoly competition is back this month offering a chance to win expensive prizes, all for the price of a Big Mac.

Given you could become tens of thousands of dollars richer by simply going on a Macca’s run, McDonald’s Monopoly games...

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  1. Shark tourism can change your mind about these much-maligned predators
  2. Mobile platforms can give refugees access to vital information when they arrive in Australia
  3. National accounts show past performance no guarantee of future results
  4. is participating in sport becoming too expensive for everyday Australians?
  5. the rise of the 'bin chicken', a totem for modern Australia
  6. Put unused and 'lazy' land to work to ease the affordable housing crisis
  7. How the housing boom has driven rising inequality
  8. Prisoners need drug and alcohol treatments but AA programs aren't the answer
  9. We've got apps and radars – but can ants predict rain?
  10. Morrison ticks the boxes but can't hide the dysfunction
  11. Dutton and former Border Force chief trade accusations in au pair affair
  12. when is a colonoscopy necessary?
  13. the assassination of John F. Kennedy
  14. Morrison's return to surplus built on the back of higher tax – Parliamentary Budget Office
  15. Coal does not have an economic future in Australia
  16. why there's more to duelling than what's seen on our screens
  17. A fresh opportunity to get regulation and engagement right – the case of synthetic biology
  18. When it comes to violent brawls, does Victoria need more 'force'?
  19. Media Files: Spotlight's Walter V. Robinson and the Newcastle Herald's Chad Watson on covering clergy abuse
  20. Local councils put affordable housing supply in the too hard basket
  21. what you should know about teeth whitening
  22. How Australia measures up against UN targets
  23. Retiring at 70 was an idea well ahead of its time
  24. Australia is not on track to reach 2030 Paris target (but the potential is there)
  25. oral traditions show that early Māori recognised extinction
  26. Why it's time to end the policy limbo threatening Australian children's TV
  27. Climate change will reshape the world’s agricultural trade
  28. To fix higher education funding, we also need to fix vocational education
  29. Nike's courageous new ad campaign mixing racial politics with sport will be vindicated
  30. Chelsea Manning and the rise of 'big data' whistleblowing in the digital age
  31. Author Anita Heiss on Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia
  32. how leadership ideologies drive anxiety in academia
  33. Young people want sex education and religion shouldn't get in the way
  34. science will lie at the heart of our decisions
  35. First Nations dancers are stepping into the void left by Australia's politicians
  36. Dementia patients' thinking ability may get worse in winter and early spring
  37. The synthetic biology revolution is now – here's what that means
  38. Morrison does about-face on age pension eligibility rising to 70
  39. Why Australia should invest in paying early childhood educators a liveable wage
  40. The new and more efficient payments system means new and more efficient payments fraud. Here's how to prepare
  41. do we have to poo every day?
  42. making progress, could do better on inequality and climate
  43. How unearthing Queensland's 'native police' camps gives us a window onto colonial violence
  44. Our urban environment doesn't only reflect poverty, it amplifies it
  45. Gender inequalities in science won't self-correct: it's time for action
  46. Judith Troeth on the Liberal party's woman problem and asylum seekers
  47. A nostalgic journey through the evolution of web design
  48. Reducing food waste can protect our health, as well as our planet's
  49. Explainer: can you copyright furniture?
  50. How will Indigenous people be compensated for lost native title rights? The High Court will soon decide

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