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ASIO chief's assessment shows the need to do more, and better, to prevent terrorism

  • Written by: Greg Barton, Chair in Global Islamic Politics, Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University
ASIO chief's assessment shows the need to do more, and better, to prevent terrorismAAP/Darren England

Words matter. Especially when you are the director-general of security and head of ASIO. Barely three months into the post, and delivering his first ASIO Annual Threat Assessment, Mike Burgess spoke with evident care and precision, promising to be “as open and frank with you as I can be about what we do and why we do...

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New modelling shows the importance of university research to business

  • Written by: Deborah Terry, Vice-Chancellor, Curtin University
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This is an edited extract of a speech to the National Press Club given by Chair of Universities Australia, Professor Deborah Terry AO

New modelling for Universities Australia prepared by Ernst and Young finds close to 17,000 companies in Australia collaborated with a university last year.

That’s a 5% jump in two years. The direct...

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Young women won't be told how to behave, but is #girlboss just deportment by another name?

  • Written by: Emma Maguire, Lecturer in English and Creative Writing, James Cook University
Young women won't be told how to behave, but is #girlboss just deportment by another name?Priscilla du Preez/Unsplash

In today’s terms, June Dally-Watkins was Australia’s OG (original gangster) #girlboss.

The illegitimate child of a single mother, Dally-Watkins came from humble rural beginnings and found fame as a young model in 1950s Sydney. She turned this fame into a fortune, using her profile to start a chain of...

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it's a proven way to reduce emissions but everyone's too scared to mention it

  • Written by: Tony Wood, Program Director, Energy, Grattan Institute

Opposition leader Anthony Albanese sought to claim the climate policy high ground last week with his commitment to a net-zero emissions target by 2050.

But figures on Australia’s emissions from the Department of the Environment and Energy help frame the political debate, and put the policies of both Labor and the Coalition in context....

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