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Antarctic seas host a surprising mix of lifeforms – and now we can map them

  • Written by: Jan Jansen, Quantitative Marine Ecologist, University of Tasmania
Antarctic seas host a surprising mix of lifeforms – and now we can map themIn contrast to common perceptions, Antarctic seafloor communities are highly diverse. This image shows a deep East Antarctic reef with plenty of corals, sponges and brittlestars. Can you spot the octopus?Australian Antarctic Division

What sort of life do you associate with Antarctica? Penguins? Seals? Whales?

Actually, life in Antarctic waters is...

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Three reasons why it’s a bad idea to ramp up Adelaide's desalination plant

  • Written by: Sarah Ann Wheeler, Professor in Water Economics, University of Adelaide

Drought-affected farmers in New South Wales have called for South Australia to increase the use of its desalination plant to enable an increase in water allocations for other users along the Murray River.

The farmers’ argument is that if Adelaide in particular draws less water from the river more will be available for agriculture in NSW and...

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Australia has to prepare for life after the World Trade Organisation

  • Written by: Giovanni Di Lieto, Lecturer of international trade law, Monash Business School, Monash University
Australia has to prepare for life after the World Trade OrganisationThe Trump administration is rapidly breaking down the World Trade Organisation.AAP

The Trump administration’s economic policy is rapidly breaking down the World Trade Organisation (WTO) system and shattering the rules-based international order. On top of imposing tariffs, the United States is blocking the appointment of new judges to the body...

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Victorian Labor government shapes up to Canberra over NEG

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

The Victorian Labor government’s cabinet will consider on Monday a raft of demands around the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) ahead of a crucial federal-state energy ministers’ meeting later this week.

This comes as a broad group of business and industry bodies appeals to “federal, state and territory leaders to put aside politics...

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  1. Soutphommasane says sections of media exploit racism to make money
  2. Could the NEG bring down power prices? It's hard to be confident that it will
  3. AMP's Murray right to question the value of corporate governance rules
  4. Writers' festivals aren't an imaginary republic of letters – they are political arenas
  5. Michelle Grattan on the government's uphill battle with company tax cuts and the NEG
  6. Seven beautiful images that share new stories of science
  7. Victorian government should be wary of introducing a stand-alone offence of non-fatal strangulation
  8. Why researchers are testing Viagra for women during pregnancy
  9. The Long Forgotten Dream raises uneasy questions about performance and colonisation
  10. Thailand's mission to reduce statelessness
  11. We know why short-statured people of Flores became small – but for the extinct 'Hobbit' it's not so clear
  12. what happens when we drink alcohol in four short videos
  13. the stellar US GDP figures aren't here to stay
  14. Deleting personal information from databases is harder than it sounds
  15. Australia and other countries must prioritise humanity in dealing with displaced people and migration
  16. the 'great Australian silence' 50 years on
  17. Drug users in outer Sydney need another medically supervised consumption room
  18. Teachers play a key role in helping students feel they 'belong' at school
  19. Self-employment and casual work aren't increasing but so many jobs are insecure – what's going on?
  20. Dutton and Frydenberg struggle with the currents in shark-infested waters
  21. Why compostable plastics may be no better for the environment
  22. The National Sport Plan has ambitious ideas, but not enough specifics
  23. A revamped Buffy could rectify the original Slayer's problem with race
  24. How do plastic bags harm our environment and sea life?
  25. Doctors’ fees shouldn't just be transparent, they should be fair and reasonable
  26. Treasury admits corporate governance is broken but baulks at systemic fixes
  27. Lysa and the Freeborn Dames pays riotous tribute to feminist protest past and future
  28. If you're in a falling elevator, can you really save yourself by jumping?
  29. Angela Williamson's sacking shows gulf between Cricket Australia's words and deeds
  30. An Australian takes top honours in the prestigious Fields Medal in mathematics
  31. what are wisdom teeth and should I get mine out?
  32. Sri Lankan asylum seekers are being deported from Australia despite fears of torture
  33. the quest to identify the dead in remote NT
  34. Is positive education another fad? Perhaps, but it’s supported by good research
  35. The secret to Aldi's success is choosing what not to do
  36. Wayne Swan on Labor's byelection victories and beyond
  37. Why Coles' plastic bag backflip leaves us worse off than before
  38. What is a gem? And why painite from Myanmar can fetch US$60,000 per carat
  39. When Trump comes to Australia, let's hope protesters get more creative than the baby blimp
  40. New map shows that only 13% of the oceans are still truly wild
  41. Getting the temperature just right helps people with dementia stay cool
  42. Why the media are to blame for racialising Melbourne's 'African gang' problem
  43. Curious Kids: Are mermaids real?
  44. why it's time to act
  45. co-designing technologies with Indigenous Australians
  46. When is it OK to call an ambulance?
  47. Nine-Fairfax merger rings warning bells for investigative journalism – and Australian democracy
  48. Fewer teenagers plan on further study, with disadvantaged teens most at risk
  49. What's wrong with big solar in cities? Nothing, if it's done right
  50. Geoengineering the Great Barrier Reef needs strong rules

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