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Why Canada has a moral imperative to address homelessness
The call to end homelessness requires an ethical argument.
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Friday essay: to tackle the dreadful rise in antisemitism, we must speak the truth about Israel’s war crimes
Robert Manne calls for thinkers like Simon Schama, publishers, and leaders of the Israel and Jewish lobbies like Jillian Segal, to speak the truth about Israel’s war.
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Pacific fuel crisis cost region nearly $1 billion in six months, NZ briefings reveal
By Kaya Selby of RNZ Pacific Officials say the fuel crisis triggered in late February due to the war United States war on Iran has cost the Pacific region nearly a billion dollars in its first six months. Briefings to New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters ahead of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) leaders’ summit
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From ancient Asia to the AI age: Has China’s ‘beauty stratagem’ found a new victim in Nvidia’s Jensen Huang?
‘Honey traps’ have long been used to gain an advantage over a rival. In China, it is a tactic documented in stories that go back 2 millennia.
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RNZ’s budget crisis threatens its core purpose. But there’s an obvious solution
A small proportion of anticipated land sale revenue in the next financial year would help RNZ avoid drastic cuts – but will Treasury and a new government permit it?
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Far from farms and cities, dry climates are boosting river nitrate pollution
A new study found nitrate hot spots in some unexpected places, including the Rocky Mountains and the Sahara Desert.
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Women suffer more from climate change. Policymakers must recognise this
For the first time, Australia’s climate change data will distinguish between men and women. This is long overdue.
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Concrete and steel – or mangroves and forests? When it comes to climate adaptation, nature is much cheaper
Nature can protect coastlines, watersheds and waterways for a fraction of the cost of traditional infrastructure. Why isn’t it mainstream?
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Amid rising job cuts, these are your legal rights if you’re made redundant
If you work for a small business or a big company like David Jones, your rights to redundancy payouts can vary. Here’s what you need to know.
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Most new parents have intrusive thoughts about their baby being harmed. It’s OK to talk about it
Intrusive thoughts are sudden, unwanted and often negative. And they can be very distressing for new parents.
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Discoveries from a 125,000-year-old lakeshore reveal life in a greener Arabia
Tools, plants and animal remains found in the desert reveal a lush landscape where people once thrived.
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There’s a formula for writing a hit song. So why isn’t every song a hit?
A hit song is ultimately more than the sum of its parts. It depends on a rare alignment of three factors.