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The climate change debate will not be settled by science, but by money
Ralph Howard
17/07/2021
The intense debate over what is dubbed ‘climate science’ is showing no signs of easing off. It remains one of …
Scientific literacy: The world’s hope on climate change
Carmel McNaught
14/07/2021
Widespread scientific literacy – in schools and the wider community – is an essential part of any action plan to …
A media pothole: The pitfalls of covering religion
David James
08/07/2021
There are few areas of media coverage more vexed and controversial than religion. So much so, it is far from …
My time: The experiences of an ordinary soldier in Papua New Guinea
Stephen Mooney
05/07/2021
The overwhelming majority of Australians who have served in war zones have been volunteers. However, during the Vietnam war, 63,735 …
Thanks for the ‘therapy’, Australian Rationalist
Rationale Magazine
01/07/2021
Dear Editor, I am a new reader of your magazine. Reading it shone an unforgiving light on a niggling feeling …
Not just the Sphinx: Ancient Egyptians and their treasured felines
Melissa Bailey
30/06/2021
Ancient Egyptian culture and practices have intrigued historians and archaeologists for years. Thought to be the pre-eminent civilisation in the …