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What makes a winning environmental campaign? We studied six decades of activism to find out
The most successful campaigns combine conviction with clear, specific goals.
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Why Republicans are on the back foot ahead of US midterm elections
Sitting presidents are almost always punished in the midterm elections – and 2026 is looking like it will be no exception.
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Failure to ratify the EU trade deal would cost Australia far more than beef
The Coalition wants to block the free-trade agreement. The Australian economy would suffer as a result.
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Three ways professional gaming is becoming geopolitical
The global esports industry has grown to rival many mainstream sports in scale, viewership and cultural reach.
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Harry Kane wins Ballon d’Or – a victory for sportsmanship over celebrity
Harry Kane represents a hard grafting and unshowy sportsmanship many would like to see as the future of football.
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Could humanoid robots replace soldiers on the battlefield?
Militaries around the world are testing the newest generation of machines.
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The greenest initiatives are often the most invisible – experts explain why that’s a problem
Visible eco-friendly additions can signal that a company is making an effort and is committed to sustainability. A reduction leaves fewer obvious eco-friendly cues.
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Leave home with a plan: What to pack in your medical kit and when to seek care for symptoms abroad
Here’s what to talk to your doctor about before traveling abroad.
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View from The Hill: heat rises around Albanese, as Haines’ concern about golf club grant rumbles on
The prime minister is under pressure on crossbenchers’ personal staff.
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Politics with Michelle Grattan: Joe Hockey on how Trump would handle defeat in the midterms
The war in Iran will likely play a big role in the 2026 midterms – but nowhere near as big as cost of living concerns.
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Anthropic’s record US$2 trillion stock market listing highlights the growing risks for all of us
This is the first time a company has come to market warning of “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity”.
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Cost is not the only reason people buy illicit tobacco – for some, it’s an act of defiance
Some study participants avoided asking sellers how they obtained illicit tobacco, preferring not to know about criminal networks or harm to others.