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17
Feb
2015
Scary berries: how food gets contaminated and what to do »
Associate Professor Martyn Kirk looks at how food gets contaminated and what the public should do to avoid getting sick.
14
Feb
2015
Beyond flowers and chocolates: searching for a meaning for Valentine’s Day »
Valentine’s Day is becoming increasingly important to the cultural makeup of Australia, writes Dr Renata Grossi from the Freilich Foundation
13
Feb
2015
Avoiding media stereotypes of Islam »
For undergraduate student Hadia Elahi, the media portrayal of Islam in recent months has been troubling.
13
Feb
2015
Why lecturers should be grateful to students »
When applying for an award, Dr Kim Huynh discovered something that isn't widely acknowledged - that lecturers can learn from students.
13
Feb
2015
The continuing relevance of constitutional recognition »
Community support for constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples is growing, says Mick Dodson AM.
13
Feb
2015
FactCheck: is Australia spending over $100m a day more than collected in revenue? »
Is Australian spending over $100 million a day more than we're collecting? ANU Professor Miranda Stewart examines the claim.
12
Feb
2015
Financing the future »
The Australian Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) has been adopted worldwide. But it’s an idea that has still greater potential.
12
Feb
2015
Carbon stored deep in Antarctic waters ended the last ice age »
By Gianluca Marino, Australian National University and Miguel Martinez-Boti, University of Southampton
It’s well known that carbon in the...
12
Feb
2015
Australia needs resources, not more laws, to beat migration fraud »
By Khanh Hoang, Australian National University
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has asked for an urgent review into the circumstances of...
11
Feb
2015
Closing the Gap in education report card: needs improvement »
This year’s update on Closing the Gap presents a picture similar to 2014 in education - there is much work still to be done.
09
Feb
2015
The water industry needs to join the fight against superbugs »
The fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria – so-called “superbugs” – is a huge challenge.
06
Feb
2015
Shaping 2015: Andrews must show $30b defence budget is well spent »
Australia has decisively responded to the strategic uncertainty of contemporary East Asia by forming committees and undertaking reviews.
05
Feb
2015
Shaping 2015: Social services need more than short-term fixes »
By Peter Whiteford, Australian National University
Scott Morrison’s appointment as minister for social services in late December 2014 has...
04
Feb
2015
Review: Jan Senbergs' paintings are a brilliant shock to the senses »
By Sasha Grishin, Australian National University
Jan Senbergs, who turned 75 last year, is one of the great veteran artists in the...
03
Feb
2015
What will a hotter Australia be like? The past gives us some clues »
By Andrew Glikson, Australian National University
The latest climate projections released last week by the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO...
02
Feb
2015
Just not cricket – how climate change will make sport more risky »
Sport is fundamental to Australia’s society, culture and economy. But how would we cope when the heat threatens some of our pastimes?
02
Feb
2015
Interest rates decision could boil down to oil: RBA Shadow Board »
By Timo Henckel, Australian National University
The CAMA RBA Shadow Board is a project by the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis,...
30
Jan
2015
US plan to train ‘moderate’ Syrian rebels raises troubling questions »
By Rodger Shanahan, Australian National University
The United States' reluctance to become decisively committed to the complex quagmire in...
29
Jan
2015
Why a single online ID would be dangerous »
Dr Adam Henschke looks at the Federal Government plan to introduce a single digital identity for Australians.
29
Jan
2015
Still Alice, and the advocacy for Alzheimer’s in fiction »
By Matthew Wade, Australian National University
Still Alice – starring Julianne Moore – tells the story of Alice Howland, a linguistics...
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