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Is cancel culture silencing open debate? There are risks to shutting down opinions we disagree with

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Howzat! We can all learn from elite batsmen, and not just about cricket

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Before and after: see how bushfire and rain turned the Macquarie perch's home to sludge

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Book Review: Hidden Hand – Exposing How the Chinese Communist Party is Reshaping the World

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Which species will win and lose in a warmer climate? It depends where they evolved

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The government would save $1 billion a year with proposed university reforms — but that's not what it's telling us

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Large-scale facial recognition is incompatible with a free society

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Facial recognition technology is expanding rapidly across Australia. Are our laws keeping pace?

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Thinking about working from home long-term? 3 ways it could be good or bad for your health

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Assisted dying referendum: why NZ's law lacks necessary detail to make a fully informed decision

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'Jewel of nature': scientists fight to save a glittering green bee after the summer fires

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Pauses in the busy lives of migrant Indian women can make a big difference

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Sure, let's bring production onshore, but it might not ensure supplies

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Vital Signs: 50,000 Australians a day are being tested for COVID-19. How to solve the maths that says the number should be 6.5 million

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Friday essay: Twitter and the way of the hashtag

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Grattan on Friday: Does Victoria's second wave suggest we should debate an elimination strategy?

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Politics with Michelle Grattan: Christopher Pyne on being 'the ultimate insider'

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Asylum or economic opportunity? The mixed messages in Australia's new Hong Kong visa options

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During COVID-19, women are opting for 'freebirthing' if homebirths aren't available. And that's a worry

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Melbourne's second lockdown will take a toll on mental health. We need to look out for the vulnerable

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'Tokenised, silenced': new research reveals Indigenous public servants' experiences of racism

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'Living fossils': we mapped half a billion years of horseshoe crabs to save them from blood harvests

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Lives at 'grave risk': Trump's withdrawal from the WHO is a hit to global health

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Join us for #BlackLivesMatter in the Asia Pacific – a free, live-streamed event

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Why children and teens with symptoms should get a COVID-19 test, even if you think it's 'just a cough'

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Our field cameras melted in the bushfires. When we opened them, the results were startling

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Children's books must be diverse, or kids will grow up believing white is superior

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Don't panic (again): here's why Melbourne's supermarket shortages will quickly pass

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Trauma, resilience, sex and art: your guide to the 2020 Miles Franklin shortlist

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Is watching adult content bad for your health? We asked 5 experts

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Birdwatching increased tenfold last lockdown. Don't stop, it's a huge help for bushfire recovery

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Why heritage protection is about how people use places, not just their architecture and history

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If architecture is the canary in the coalmine, the outlook for construction is appalling

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Yes, street art is on public display — but that doesn't mean we should share it without credit

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Scott Morrison set to slow the arrival home of Australians amid coronavirus fears

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Melbourne's hotel quarantine bungle is disappointing but not surprising. It was overseen by a flawed security industry

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The National Party COVID-19 leak shows why the law must change to protect New Zealand citizens

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Lidia Thorpe wants to shift course on Indigenous recognition. Here's why we must respect the Uluru Statement

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COVID-19 forced us to move a conference from a Greek island to the web — and quickly. Here's what we learnt

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Students in China heed their government's warnings against studying in Australia

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