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Netanyahu set to survive another knife-edge Israeli election

  • Written by: Tony Walker, Adjunct Professor, School of Communications, La Trobe University
Netanyahu set to survive another knife-edge Israeli electionAAP/EPA/Atef Safadi

Benjamin Netanyahu may well have survived to fight another day as Israel’s prime minister after a third knife-edge election in less than a year.

However, it could be days, or even weeks, before a new Israeli government emerges, after the horse-trading that has become standard after decades of close-run elections.

With more...

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transform your garden or balcony into a wildlife haven

  • Written by: Judith Friedlander, Post-graduate Researcher, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney
transform your garden or balcony into a wildlife havenWes Mountain/The Conversation, CC BY-NC

Just like humans, animals like living near coastal plains and waterways. In fact, cities such as Sydney and Melbourne are “biodiversity hotspots” – boasting fresh water, varied topographies and relatively rich soil to sustain and nourish life.

Recent research showed urban areas can support a...

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Elite boys' schools like St Kevin's were set up to breed hyper-masculinity, which can easily turn toxic

  • Written by: Martin Crotty, Associate Professor in Australian History, The University of Queensland

In recent weeks, Melbourne’s elite St Kevin’s boy’s college found itself at the centre of a grooming scandal. The school’s principal stood down after a Four Corners episode revealed the poor support provided during court proceedings to a student who had been groomed by a sports coach at the school.

The revelations came a few...

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Lasting peace in Afghanistan now relies on the Taliban standing by its word. This has many Afghans concerned

  • Written by: Niamatullah Ibrahimi, Associate Research Fellow, Deakin University
Lasting peace in Afghanistan now relies on the Taliban standing by its word. This has many Afghans concernedStringer/EPA

The US has signed an historic agreement with the Taliban that sets Washington and its NATO allies on a path to withdraw their military forces from Afghanistan after more than 18 years of unceasing conflict.

It is now hoped the deal will lead to a more complicated process of negotiations between the Taliban and Afghan government –...

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