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Greek fire was the most devastating weapon in the Eastern Roman empire. But what was it?
This Byzantine-era napalm gave their fleets a major tactical advantage over enemy vessels.
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The government’s response to Islamophobia report is big on lofty ideals, short on details
The government is committing to institutional reforms, but this requires more than just surface-level changes.
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Keir Starmer leaves Downing Street for the last time as Andy Burnham becomes prime minister
How the handover of power at Number 10 happens.
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Kids do feel the cold. So why won’t they wear a jumper?
When you say ‘but aren’t you cold?’ what are you really asking? Kids will answer how they feel now; parents are planning ahead.
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The government wants to tap $4 trillion in super to address Australia’s challenges. It’s a risky strategy
Forcing funds to invest members’ savings in particular projects or sectors is problematic. There’s a better approach.
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Australians are more concerned about terrorism and cyberattacks than war: new research
A new survey reveals Australians’ growing sense of insecurity in the wake of the Bondi terror attack and global threats.
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Fiji joins global Israel allies network, security plan slammed as ‘shameful’
Asia Pacific Report Fiji has become the 65th country to establish an “Israel Allies” parliamentary caucus, joining a global network of lawmakers aimed at strengthening political and diplomatic ties with Israel, reports FBC News. The announcement was made by Israel Allies Foundation president Josh Reinstein, who said the newly launched Fiji-Israel Allies Caucus marked another
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A cheap 25-year-old piece of hardware broke Telstra. It’s a wake-up call for other businesses
Telstra is far from alone in its neglect of key pieces of equipment.
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Many feared a US World Cup under Trump would be a disaster. Its legacy will prove otherwise
Several controversies before and during the World Cup won’t stop it being remembered fondly by most fans.
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Building dams to protect Lismore from flooding would cost billions. Could nature do it better?
Nature-inspired responses like planting more trees and revegetating wetlands could reduce flooding in the northern rivers.
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Newspoll has right-wing parties rebounding from a slump three weeks ago
After a post-Press Club address slump, One Nation has picked up again in the polls.
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Burnham’s Britain: what kind of country has the UK’s new prime minister inherited?
The ‘king of the North’ faces multiple challenges in a fragmented UK when he becomes the next prime minister.