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Neverending stories – why we still love Unsolved Mysteries

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Portrait of Hemi Pomara as a young man: how we uncovered the oldest surviving photograph of a Māori

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The government claims teaching is a national priority, but cheaper degrees won't improve the profession

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How Australia's supercomputers crunched the numbers to guide our bushfire and pandemic response

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China has a new way to exert political pressure: weaponising its courts against foreigners

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Why the ban on nicotine vape fluid will do more harm than good

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Their fate isn’t sealed: Pacific nations can survive climate change – if locals take the lead

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Unless we improve the law, history shows rushing shovel-ready projects comes with real risk

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New research shows the South Pole is warming faster than the rest of the world

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Be careful what you claim for when working from home. There are capital gains tax risks

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Audio description finally comes to ABC and SBS

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Morrison announces repurposing of defence money to fight increasing cyber threats

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Teleworkability in Australia: 41% of full-time and 35% of part-time jobs can be done from home

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Overcrowding and affordability stress: Melbourne's COVID-19 hotspots are also housing crisis hotspots

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Reforming cannabis laws is a complex challenge, but New Zealand's history of drug reform holds important lessons

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Anger is all the rage on Twitter when it's cold outside (and on Mondays)

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Multilingual Australia is missing out on vital COVID-19 information. No wonder local councils and businesses are stepping in

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Morrison approval ratings reach highest level for PM in 10 years; Trump falls further behind Biden

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Can I trust this map? 4 questions to ask when you see a map of the coronavirus pandemic

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Trump is struggling against two invisible enemies: the coronavirus and Joe Biden

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Heading back to the office? Here's how to protect yourself and your colleagues from coronavirus

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Let there be no doubt: blame for our failing environment laws lies squarely at the feet of government

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Coronavirus and university reforms put at risk Australia's research gains of the last 15 years

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Jobs deficit drives army of daily commuters out of Western Sydney

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Cutting unemployment will require an extra $70 to $90 billion in stimulus. Here’s why

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In praise of the office: let's learn from COVID-19 and make the traditional workplace better

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No big bounce: 2020-21 economic survey points to a weak recovery getting weaker, amid declining living standards

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Qantas cutbacks signal hard years before airlines recover

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Trials of Portnoy: when Penguin fought for literature and liberty

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No selection criteria, no transparency. Australia must reform the way it appoints judges

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Kissing can be dangerous: how old advice for TB seems strangely familiar today

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Have there been uncounted coronavirus deaths in Australia? We cant say for sure, but the latest ABS data holds clues

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Renovation rescue: 6 ways to ensure HomeBuilder helps consumers, the climate and the economy

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Youve got (less) mail: COVID-19 hands Australia Post a golden opportunity to end daily letter delivery

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Digital twins can help monitor infrastructure and save us billions

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Meet the giant wombat relative that scratched out a living in Australia 25 million years ago

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Time, family, work – and bored zombies. New Zealanders open up about life in coronavirus lockdown

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World Cup 2023 will be a massive boost for womens sport – but does it make financial sense?

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Pot, pills and the pandemic: how coronavirus is changing the way we use drugs

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Illegal hunters are a bigger problem on farms than animal activists – so why arent we talking about that?

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