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How coronavirus challenges Muslims' faith and changes their lives

  • Written by Mehmet Ozalp, Associate Professor in Islamic Studies, Director of The Centre for Islamic Studies and Civilisation and Executive Member of Public and Contextual Theology, Charles Sturt University
How coronavirus challenges Muslims' faith and changes their livesThis year's hajj, which draws more than 2 million pilgrims to the Ka'ba mosque at Mecca, is likely to be cancelled.Shutterstock

As the world faces the greatest disruption of our lifetimes, Muslims throughout the world are also grappling with the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic.

But the Islamic cultural, spiritual and theological dimensions...

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Australia's post-war recovery program provides clues as to how to get out of this

  • Written by John Quiggin, Professor, School of Economics, The University of Queensland

As the Covid-19 pandemic spreads around the world, wartime metaphors abound. And, with what amounts to a war economy now in place, attention has inevitably turned to post-war reconstruction. It is self-evident that, without any clear idea of when the emergency will be over, we must begin planning now to deal with its aftermath.

Experience here...

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Ancient Greek ideas on the health of the body politic

  • Written by Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides, Associate Professor in Ancient History, Australian Research Council Future Fellow, Macquarie University
Ancient Greek ideas on the health of the body politicDetail from Raphael rooms in Vatican museum.Shutterstock

In the current health crisis, we might ask what needs to be cured more urgently: the virus itself or people’s poor sense of moderation.

We have seen shocking footage of panicked citizens fighting over the last pack of toilet tissue, our politicians’ exasperation at selfish...

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coronavirus shows again why we value expertise when it come to our health

  • Written by Aaron Martin, Associate Professor, University of Melbourne
coronavirus shows again why we value expertise when it come to our healthAAP/Dan Peled

The viral spread of mis- and disinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, just like the viral spread of the disease itself, has led to unprecedented media coverage. This has included a welcome return to prioritising expert knowledge.

Amid widespread criticism of the sharing of “fake news” about coronavirus, seven of the...

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  1. With pokies shut down, coronavirus stress could drive more people to reckless online gambling
  2. how to make sure your dog doesn't get canine cabin fever
  3. this ancient skull is helping us trace the path that led to modern childhood
  4. Can I visit my boyfriend? My parents? Can I go fishing or bushwalking? Coronavirus rules in NSW, Queensland and Victoria explained
  5. What can you use a telehealth consult for and when should you physically visit your GP?
  6. Local newspapers are an 'essential service'. They deserve a government rescue package, too
  7. the two faces of China in the wake of coronavirus
  8. Using nursing assistants to fill coronavirus gaps brings risks if they're not up to the job
  9. If coronavirus cases don't grow any faster, our health system will probably cope
  10. 9 reasons we should be eating microalgae
  11. Why people spreading coronavirus anxiety on Twitter might actually be bots
  12. it's legal to put your money in, take it out, and save on tax
  13. the case for a short, sharp lockdown (rather than the slow trickle we've had so far)
  14. Are you complicit in deaths if you don't stay home? How to do good during the virus lockdown
  15. Most community bids to block pokies fail – the law is stacked against them too
  16. 'How will we eat'? India's coronavirus lockdown threatens millions with severe hardship
  17. We should listen to coronavirus experts, but local wisdom counts too
  18. how to stop family violence under lockdown
  19. Meet Chimbu, the blue-eyed, bear-eared tree kangaroo. Your cuppa can help save his species
  20. avoid the 7 deadly sins of thought
  21. The coronavirus response calls into question the future of super
  22. to get a grip on coronavirus, we need to know who's already had it
  23. Federal government gets private hospital resources for COVID-19 fight in exchange for funding support
  24. useful for enforcing social distancing, or for creating a police state?
  25. What is homeschooling? And should I be doing that with my kid during the coronavirus lockdown?
  26. The coronavirus lockdown could test your relationship. Here's how to keep it intact (and even improve it)
  27. Why closing our borders to foreign workers could see fruit and vegetable prices spike
  28. how coronavirus is changing online dating
  29. how will it work, who will miss out and how to get it?
  30. Can mosquitoes spread coronavirus?
  31. If you're worried about bushfires but want to keep your leafy garden, follow these tips
  32. what is the national cabinet and is it democratic?
  33. What actually are 'essential services' and who decides?
  34. Australians are moving home less. Why? And does it matter?
  35. travel writing from the home
  36. how Antarctica recorded a 20.75°C day last month
  37. our war with the environment is leading to pandemics
  38. Scary red or icky green? We can't say what colour coronavirus is and dressing it up might feed fears
  39. The government's coronavirus mobile app is a solid effort, but it could do even more
  40. The challenges and benefits of outdoor recreation during NZ's coronavirus lockdown
  41. Australia's $130 billion JobKeeper payment: what the experts think
  42. The key to the success of the $130 billion wage subsidy is retrospective paid work
  43. Is your mental health deteriorating during the coronavirus pandemic? Here's what to look out for
  44. In the fight against coronavirus, antivirals are as important as a vaccine. Here's where the science is up to
  45. $1500 a fortnight JobKeeper wage subsidy in massive $130 billion program
  46. In the time of coronavirus, donating blood is more essential than ever
  47. Studying a uni course online? Here are 4 tips to get yourself tech ready
  48. Coronavirus has seriously tested our border security. Have we learned from our mistakes?
  49. Do homemade masks work? Sometimes. But leave the design to the experts
  50. Modelling suggests going early and going hard will save lives and help the economy

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