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The case of Mubarak Bala – and Australia’s opportunity to do more
Jessica McDonald
03/08/2022
This article is co-published by the Rationalist Society of Australia and Humanists Australia. In April this year, the president of ...
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The American scream
Rationale Magazine
01/08/2022
Editor’s note: If you would like to submit a letter for possible publication, please email it to editor@rationalist.com.au. See our ...
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Can telehealth be used for effective palliative care?
Jennifer Philip
30/07/2022
If ever there is a time when you really do need to see a doctor in person, as opposed to ...
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Big data: Unlocking insights into psychology
Simon Dennis
27/07/2022
People aren’t like rocks, and that has long been a problem for psychological scientists. If you are experimenting on a ...
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How Christians on both sides of abortion divide appeal to the Bible
Melanie Howard
24/07/2022
In the days since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, which had established the constitutional right to an abortion, ...
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Religious interference in the public school system
Jack Galvin Waight
22/07/2022
This article is based on extracts from the new report, Teaching not preaching: Making our public schools secular. The extracts ...
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