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Research on migration is going unheard – how can we remedy that?
New European research explores the reasons behind the disconnect between policymakers and researchers on migration.
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Archaeological finds at an Irish fort reveal insights into the finer side of medieval life
Archaeological excavations in County Clare show that leisure played a central role in medieval life.
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Do AI agents have minds? A philosopher explains
Agentic AI systems are not conscious – not even maybe.
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‘Emulate 1981’ Springbok tour solidarity over Palestine plea by South African activist
Asia Pacific Report A South African activist representing more than 200,000 shack dwellers has praised New Zealanders for their international solidarity against settler colonialism and appealed for them to “emulate” their 1981 stand against apartheid over Palestine. S’bu Zikode, co-founder and current leader of Abahlali baseMjondolo, recalled how it had been 15 years since he
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Powerhouse Parramatta: a museum of science, design and technology supercharged by spectacular art
The new museum opens with dazzling architecture and enticing exhibitions that intertwine the permanent collection with major international loans and art commissions
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Did Australia’s cricket leaders sandpaper over the truth? New ball tampering revelations suggest so
One of sport’s greatest cheating scandals has erupted again. It may have far-reaching ramifications for Cricket Australia and several players.
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Why Jared Diamond’s leadership book on prophets, coaches and kings is flawed but fun
Like Guns, Germs and Steel, this book is ambitious, provocative and imperfect. It’s also difficult to put down.
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AI won’t ever make a historically accurate film – but it could help archaeology create better stories
The evidence we have from Troy is incomplete so it’s impossible to create complete historically accurate images from it.
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Four ways thinking like a strategist can make you a better padel player
My expertise in strategic management has given me an advantage on the padel court.
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‘I heard a barnacle’ – how paying attention to nature’s background noise can reveal animal secrets
Letting the ordinary become interesting again is a key part of studying natural history and animal behavior.
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I’m an athletic trainer – here’s how to know when kids sports are too intense
It can be tempting to ratchet up training intensity for kids in youth sports, but focusing on fun and letting them lead the way may ultimately be more rewarding.
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‘This is catastrophic’ – Gaza hit hard by UN food cuts and lack of humanitarian aid
SPECIAL REPORT: By Abdel Qader Sabbah in Gaza City Al-Abd Abu Beid set a box of food rations down on a pile of stones he uses as a makeshift table outside his ramshackle tent on the coastline west of Gaza City. The cardboard box displayed the blue logo of the United Nations World Food Programme