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Trump’s victory spells trouble but also exciting, unimagined opportunities

  • Written by: Joseph Camilleri, Emeritus Professor of International Relations, La Trobe University

A Donald Trump presidency is as unpredictable as it was unexpected. While some have welcomed the result, for many Americans, as for America’s friends and allies, there is a deep sense of unease about the future.

Yet, strange as it may sound, the outcome of this election may depend more on what we make of it than on what Trump and his advisers...

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Policy uncertainty continues to hamper carbon emissions management

  • Written by: Jayanthi Kumarasiri, Lecturer in Accounting, Swinburne University of Technology

Uncertainty surrounding regulatory requirements is the main hindrance to carbon-intensive companies taking long-term action on managing emissions, my research finds.

I interviewed 32 managers directly involved in carbon emissions management from 18 of Australia’s largest companies. The interviews were conducted over two periods, in 2013...

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To understand how storms batter Australia, we need a fresh deluge of data

  • Written by: Christopher J. White, Lecturer in Environmental Engineering, University of Tasmania
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The journal Climatic Change has published a special edition of review papers discussing major natural hazards in Australia. This article is one of a series looking at those threats in detail.


Storms, wind and hail do a lot of damage to Australians and their property. The 1999 Sydney hailstorm, for instance, cost A$1.7 billion in insured losses....

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Plan to reduce Indigenous suicides finally acknowledges lack of evidence and need for hope

  • Written by: Anthony Dillon, Lecturer, Faculty of Health Sciences, Australian Catholic University

Last week the government released the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Evaluation Project report, which gave recommendations to reduce the high rate of suicide among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Minister for Indigenous affairs Nigel Scullion said the government welcomed the report with a very heavy heart....

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  1. Clinton's loss was not because of sexism, but because she wasn't radical enough
  2. Fossil fuel emissions have stalled: Global Carbon Budget 2016
  3. US deal is a good news story for refugees -- here's why it took so long
  4. Turnbull's asylum seeker ban violates Australia's human rights obligations
  5. Franchisees don't do their homework and are too optimistic about risks: research
  6. Why Trump's victory will mean the end of US soft power
  7. David Hockney interrogates space and time
  8. Sexually transmissible infections on the rise in Australia: a snapshot
  9. We need more support systems for people who want to work during and after cancer treatment
  10. Tasmanian devils reared in captivity show they can thrive in the wild
  11. IBM's Watson would do a better job at being a bank teller than most current staff
  12. A deal to be welcomed but detail is missing
  13. Australia shores up defences against asylum seekers as US deal provides escape for refugees
  14. Newspoll: Labor gains to lead 53-47
  15. A blaze of light in every word: vale Leonard Cohen
  16. The view from Marrakech: climate talks are battling through a Trump tsunami
  17. As a writer-musician, Leonard Cohen was a one-off
  18. Goodbye Leonard, you brought us so much light
  19. Trump's win shows how vital the arts and humanities are
  20. On a bad day, some blue sky..
  21. What's behind the Trump bump in markets
  22. What might a Trump presidency mean for Muslims and the Muslim world?
  23. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Australia's reaction to the Trump victory
  24. Most men don't realise age is a factor in their fertility too
  25. President Trump could kill the Paris Agreement - but climate action will survive
  26. Trickle down Trump-economics is not the fiscal policy the world needs
  27. Australia should assume Trump won't step back from his campaign commitments
  28. The Trump presidency may not be all doom and gloom for the region
  29. Friday essay: Camarade – The Earth
  30. Swingers' hookup program can find the right match for endangered species
  31. Firestorms: the bushfire/thunderstorm hybrids we urgently need to understand
  32. Lovability: restoring liveability’s human face
  33. Suppressing the immune system won't improve your chances of conceiving with IVF
  34. Grattan on Friday: As one businessman to another…Malcolm and Donald begin to talk
  35. On your bike Trump
  36. Dear Mr President-elect Trump, thanks! We now live in the best of all possible worlds
  37. Race to the White House – President-elect Donald J Trump
  38. Australia to ratify the Paris climate deal, under a large Trump-shaped shadow
  39. Brandis scraps direction to Solicitor-General
  40. The third global bleaching event took its toll on Western Australia's super-corals
  41. There is no female president this time, and women are divided about it
  42. Creating a healthy company requires more than good pay incentives
  43. Skin patches instead of needles: can nanotechnology vaccinate the world?
  44. Trump can kill trade deals but he can't kill globalisation
  45. How did we get the result of the US Election so wrong?
  46. This Remembrance Day, digital commemoration makes it impossible to forget
  47. No matter where you look, the Trump presidency is worrying news
  48. What's in store for Asia under President Trump
  49. How Donald Trump used the media and the industry of outrage to win the US Presidency
  50. Trade with China or security with the US? Australia will have to choose

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