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Je Suis Mill
Paul Monk
11/04/2022
This is an edited extract from a dinner speech to the Liberal Club of the University of Melbourne, delivered on ...
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A review: The struggle for India’s soul
Reg Naulty
09/04/2022
What precipitated Shashi Tharoor’s new book, The Struggle for India’s Soul: Nationalism and the Fate of Democracy, is the path ...
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Both facts and fake news about the Russian invasion of Ukraine are spread on social media
Richard Lachman
06/04/2022
As the story goes, in the 1780s, a former lover of the Empress of Russia wanted to impress her with ...
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112 years on, Religious Instruction remains controversial in Queensland
Alison Courtice
04/04/2022
The genesis – pun intended – of Religious Instruction (RI) in Queensland state schools has its roots in a 1910 ...
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Scientists, working together, can prevent future pandemics
Grace Wangge
02/04/2022
Costly delays in reporting and responding helped COVID-19 spread. But the failures that saw it become a pandemic were of ...
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Assisted dying and palliative care: An argument for ‘chewing gum’
Richard Lugg
30/03/2022
In his classic book Straight and Crooked Thinking – now in its fifth edition (2011) – Robert H. Thouless describes many ...
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