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Ancient stone tools found on Sulawesi, but who made them remains a mystery

  • Written by: Adam Brumm, ARC Future Fellow, Griffith University
Ancient stone tools found on Sulawesi, but who made them remains a mysteryLimestone 'tower' karst region of Maros in the south of Sulawesi, where Leang Burung 2 is located.D.P. McGahan , Author provided

Another collection of stone tools dating back more than 50,000 years has been unearthed on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. Details of the find, at a rock-shelter known as Leang Burung 2, are described in our paper out...

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Response to rumours of a Chinese military base in Vanuatu speak volumes about Australian foreign policy

  • Written by: Michael O'Keefe, Senior Lecturer of International Relations, La Trobe University
Response to rumours of a Chinese military base in Vanuatu speak volumes about Australian foreign policyReports that China plans to build a military base in Vanuatu seem to have little substance at this stage.EPA/Jerome Favre

Rumour has it that Vanuatu has agreed to a Chinese request to establish a military base. The substance of this rumour is highly speculative at the least and disingenuous at most. Regardless of the truth, the fact that it raises...

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How Beethoven's 'mistake' became one of our most famous tunes

  • Written by: Scott Davie, Piano tutor and Lecturer, Sydney Conservatorium Music, University of Sydney
How Beethoven's 'mistake' became one of our most famous tunesBeethoven monument on the Beethovenplatz square in Vienna, Austria. The monument was unveiled in 1880.Shutterstock, CC BY-NC-SA

In our series Decoding the music masterpieces, music experts explain key works of classical music.


Without question, the final movement of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony contains one of the most famous tunes ever written....

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Captured! Radio telescope records a rare 'glitch' in a pulsar's regular pulsing beat

  • Written by: Jim Palfreyman, PhD candidate in astronomy, University of Tasmania
Captured! Radio telescope records a rare 'glitch' in a pulsar's regular pulsing beatThe Vela pulsar makes about 11 complete rotations every second, it also has a glitch.X-ray: NASA/CXC/Univ of Toronto/M.Durant et al; Optical: DSS/Davide De Martin

Pulsars are rapidly rotating neutron stars and sometimes they abruptly increase their rotation rate. This sudden change of spin rate is called a “glitch” and I was part of a...

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  3. is it true pasta doesn't make you gain weight, and could even help you lose it?
  4. Voices of residents missing in a time of crisis for public housing
  5. Keytruda may be a miracle cancer drug, but can those who need it afford it?
  6. punk's not dead, just patching itself up
  7. Commonwealth Games injuries highlight a problematic culture in elite sports
  8. ASEAN-Australia special summit has much work to do on women's role in peace and security
  9. Location and voice technology are the future of retail
  10. Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook apology is the linguistic equivalent of 'shit happens'
  11. Tony Abbott and the revenge of the ‘delcons’
  12. Newspoll not all bad news for Turnbull as Coalition's position improves
  13. your guide to the 2018 Stella shortlist
  14. Materials that make heat worse for our kids demand a rethink by designers
  15. Australia's history of live exports is more than two centuries old
  16. That contract your computer made could get you in a legal bind
  17. Do athletes really need protein supplements?
  18. How does glow in the dark paint work?
  19. how asteroids made an impact on Australia
  20. When it comes to China's influence on Australia, beware of sweeping statements and conflated ideas
  21. Should the Commonwealth Games come with a health warning?
  22. Autism advocacy and research misses the mark if autistic people are left out
  23. Science vagabonde, un voyage autour des sciences
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  25. Shorten's plan to triple anti-dumping penalties misunderstands the law
  26. The many ways Australia isn't as pro-trade as we claim
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  30. Banning MPs from private messaging apps is a simplistic response to a complex problem
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  33. South Australia's trial of England's year one phonics check shows why we need it
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  35. Commonwealth Games have better integrated para-sports, but society needs to catch up
  36. England expects 40% of new housing developments will be affordable, why can't Australia?
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  39. Sensors in public spaces can help create cities that are both smart and sociable
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  43. When taxpayers do wrong, they cop penalties but erring tax officers do not
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