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an irregular bunch with an extra oddball that's the smallest discovered so far

  • Written by: Jonti Horner, Professor (Astrophysics), University of Southern Queensland
an irregular bunch with an extra oddball that's the smallest discovered so farA moon shadow on Jupiter, the red planet now has a dozen more moons added to the list or such orbiting bodies.NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS

Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar system and has been studied intensively for hundreds of years, so you might think there would be little left to find.

But earlier this month, researchers announced that...

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Crime drama Dead Lucky's attempt at depicting multi-cultural Sydney underwhelms

  • Written by: Stuart Richards, Researcher and Lecturer in Screen and Cultural Studies, University of Melbourne
Crime drama Dead Lucky's attempt at depicting multi-cultural Sydney underwhelmsYoson An and Rachel Griffiths in Dead Lucky. SBS

A good friend and I would often binge episodes of Rizzoli and Isles on our days off. It’s an incredibly straightforward police procedural that would feature a murder investigation each episode. Once the murder occurred, we would have a competition by predicting who killed the victim and why....

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why China is 're-educating' Muslims in mass detention camps

  • Written by: Michael Clarke, Associate Professor, National Security College, Australian National University

China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denies their existence. But extensive reporting by international media and human rights groups indicates that upwards of hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs – a Muslim-minority ethnic group – have been detained in sprawling “re-education” centres in the far-western Xinjiang region of...

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  7. How to turn the waste crisis into a design opportunity
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