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1. No, you're probably not 'addicted' to your smartphone – but you might use it too much
2. Turnbull's 'sex ban' speech reveals that politics is still not an equal place for women – but it is changing
3. Fearmongering is scary, not genetic technologies themselves
4. Our acid oceans will dissolve coral reef sands within decades
5. Australian cities are crying out for better planning, but the research funding is missing
6. Grattan on Friday: The Nationals have been paralysed by the extraordinary and unpredictable Joyce situation
7. Joyce hits back over sexual harassment claim as Nationals prepare to discuss leadership
8. Essays On Air: On the Sydney Mardi Gras march of 1978
9. There isn't solid research or theory to support cutting corporate taxes to boost wages
10. Barrie Kosky's nose for the inventive and surreal makes for an outstanding production of The Nose
11. Crimes of solidarity: liberté, égalité and France’s crisis of fraternité
12. The Winter Olympics reminds us of the value of learning a second language
13. Your drive to the shops makes life pretty noisy for whales
14. How we decide who and what we care about – and whether robots stand a chance
15. Parents, stop nagging kids not to forget – set visual cues instead
16. Death metal is often violent and misogynist yet it brings joy and empowerment to fans
17. China, North Korea and trade the key talking points when Turnbull meets Trump
18. Poll says most people support a ban on whips in Australian horse racing
19. Should Australia recognise the human right to a healthy environment?
20. How employers can design workplaces to promote wellness
21. Greenwashing the property market: why 'green star' ratings don't guarantee more sustainable buildings
22. I've always wondered: why many people in Asian countries wear masks, and whether they work
23. Play-based learning can set your child up for success at school and beyond
24. Barnaby Joyce wields the tea towel in the government's soap opera
25. Why Australia needs a better system for credit scores
26. The off-topic Conversation #153
27. Why we developed a microscope for your phone – and published the design
28. Why telling people they could get sick in the future won't persuade them to be healthy now
29. Explainer: the doping case against Russian curler Aleksandr Krushelnitckii
30. 'No pokies' Xenophon goes for 'some pokies', but does his gambling policy go far enough?
31. FactCheck: are 'around 5,000 jobs' at risk if pokies are removed from pubs and clubs in Tasmania?
32. Mythbusting Ancient Rome: did Christians ban the ancient Olympics?
33. A brief history of Martian exploration – as the InSight Lander prepares to launch
34. Curious Kids: Where do seagulls go when they die and why don't we find dead seagulls on the beach?
35. Australia's consumer laws still don't cover e-books and many other digital products
36. The other 99%: retrofitting is the key to putting more Australians into eco-homes
37. Research Check: will eating 'ultra-processed' foods give you cancer?
38. Where should the law draw the line between consent and culpability in sadomasochism?
39. Bullying, threats and violence: report details the difficult job of a principal
40. Joyce tells WA Nats to leave his future to those with 'skin in the game'
41. No, you can't tap your hand to get on the train – where biohacktivists stand under the law
42. Australia may be engaging in 'free trade' but it's becoming more protectionist too
43. Now you see us: how casting an eerie glow on fish can help count and conserve them
44. A public broadcaster that bows to political pressure isn't doing its job
45. For what shall it profit a city if it loses its civic soul? A plea to preserve Melbourne's Fed Square
46. Thirty years since the Seoul Olympics, South Korea is still tackling the legacy of overseas adoption
47. Grey's Anatomy is unrealistic, but it might make junior doctors more compassionate
48. Why police in schools won't reduce youth crime in Victoria
49. Deposit schemes reduce drink containers in the ocean by 40%
50. What happens when employees are fired for complaining at work