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Australia’s changing spiritual landscape
Anna Halafoff
31/05/2024
Spirituality is increasingly popular with young Australians: recent research shows 38 per cent of Gen Z Australians identify as spiritual. It ...
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We all suffer when harmful industries define progress
Jonathan Meddings
28/05/2024
What you perceive as progress depends on your perspective. To the logger, progress is cleared land, but to the conservationist ...
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Time to take religion out of Anzac Day services
Si Gladman
25/05/2024
Plenty of non-religious Australians have fought, and have died, in war for our country. While the insulting line that there ...
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Dennett’s dangerous ideas
Dr Myint Zan
21/05/2024
A stanza in the Buddhist text Dhammapada states: “There never was, there never will be, nor does there exist now ...
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Unravelling life’s origin
Louise Gillet de Chalonge
18/05/2024
There is still so much we don’t understand about the origin of life on Earth. The definition of life itself ...
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Biology by the book
Ric Streatfield
16/05/2024
Back in 1987, around the beginnings of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Australia, as a Senior Medical Officer I had volunteered ...
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