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Future-proofing research
Christobel Saunders
13/03/2022
The founding father of Federation Henry Parkes declared in 1890 that Australia should “embrace the power that is conferred by ...
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It’s time to decriminalise personal drug use
Dan Lubman
11/03/2022
The global ‘war on drugs’ is one of the single-most catastrophic public policy failures in history. Now one Victorian MP ...
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Population growth from Genesis to Revelations
Robyn Friend
09/03/2022
The Book of Genesis is a romantic fiction written by a woman. The more I think about it, the more ...
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Ukraine as a ‘borderland’: A brief history of Ukraine’s place between Europe and Russia
Sheila Fitzpatrick
07/03/2022
One interpretation of the name ‘Ukraine’ is borderland. This needs to be taken seriously. Borderlands are all about diversity and ...
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Our window is closing on a liveable future
Kathryn Bowen
04/03/2022
As catastrophic flooding devastates parts of Queensland and northern New South Wales, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has ...
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Red alert on climate change vulnerability and adaptation limitations
Nigel Tapper
02/03/2022
Projected global warming under current global emissions reduction policies will leave many of our region’s human and natural systems at ...
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