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Thinking clearly about the Gaza problem
Truth, an old saying has it, is the first casualty in war. Why would that be? Because the universal tendency ...
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Sagan’s experiment a guiding light in the search for life
It’s been 30 years since a group of scientists led by Carl Sagan found evidence for life on Earth using ...
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How counsellors help children understand their worth
Douglas Adams, of The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy fame, reminds us that a person’s reality is unique to ...
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Turning back the clock on the evolution of animals
There are estimated to be nearly 8 million species of animals living today, making up the majority of Earth’s documented biodiversity and ...
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Voice conspiracies follow the ‘fake news’ playbook
Australians preparing to vote in the Indigenous Voice referendum are facing a barrage of conspiracy theories: baseless allegations that the Voice involves reparations, ...
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Better ways to close the health gap than the Voice
As a medical student at the time that I voted ‘Yes’ in the 1967 referendum, it was a ‘no-brainer’ to ...
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