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Why do we mourn people we don’t know?
Sarah Wayland
11/09/2022
The death of Queen Elizabeth II has prompted public displays of grief around the world – from public gatherings at ...
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Is Christian nationalism being written out of the 6 January story?
Joyce Dalsheim
08/09/2022
When they entered the Senate chamber on 6 January 2021, a group of insurgents stopped and bowed their heads in ...
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Inflationary psychology could make things worse
Meg Elkins
06/09/2022
With the world experiencing inflation levels not seen since the 1980s, central banks are caught between warning of the dangers ...
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Reasons to be hopeful for more accurate Census data on religion
Michael Dove
03/09/2022
At the 2021 Census, we’d like to think that our Census21 – Not Religious? campaign was moderately influential, at the ...
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Sex, gender and identity: Science or politics?
Gary Bakker
31/08/2022
In my previous article for Rationale, titled Sex, gender and identity: It’s complicated, I described some of the complexities around ...
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Misinformation: The common thread between pandemics
Cristian Apetrei
28/08/2022
Since health officials confirmed the first COVID-19 cases, misinformation has spread just as quickly as the virus. Social media may ...
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