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Charity for the rich
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Proposed mis- and disinformation laws need to have clearer definitions
Dealing with misinformation and disinformation, particularly in political debate, is something that has perplexed governments around the world. How do ...
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Andrew Leigh’s rose-coloured religious glasses
Andrew Leigh, who grew up in a religious family, may now be a self-described atheist, but he views religion through ...
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Where’s the ‘honour’ in an ‘honour killing’?
Earlier this year, a father defended the attempted so-called ‘honour killing’ of his own daughter in South Australia’s Supreme Court with the ...
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The transformation of the world economy
In geoeconomic and financial terms, the Earth has begun shifting on its axis. Triggered by the West’s proxy war with ...
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How science really works
This article is part of our ‘Celebrate Science’ feature series to mark National Science Week, 10-18 August 2024. A man ...
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