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Unnatural disasters: how we can spot climate's role in specific extreme events

  • Written by: Sophie Lewis, Research fellow, Australian National University
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These days, after an extreme weather event like a cyclone, bushfire, or major storm, it’s common to find people asking: was it climate change?

We also often hear people saying it is impossible to attribute any single weather event to climate change, as former prime minister Tony Abbott and the then environment minister Greg Hunt said after...

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Health Check: why do we get dizzy?

  • Written by: Stephen Lord, Senior Principal Research Fellow, Neuroscience Research Australia
imageWhile dizziness might be annoying when mild and infrequent, it can also be severely debilitating and impairing. from www.shutterstock.com.au

Many people in their lifetime experience a sudden feeling of dizziness, be it head spinning, light-headedness, a floating sensation or a loss of balance, sometimes associated with nausea. In fact, dizziness is...

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Twin suicide bombings in Pakistan point to deep security problems

  • Written by: Mark Briskey, Senior Lecturer, National Security and International Relations, Curtin University
imageThe Pakistani flag flies at half-mast in honour of the victims of the bomb attack on the police training centre.AAP/Jamal Taraqai

The continuing prevalence of violence in Pakistan has been reinforced recently with the mass murder of at least 62 police trainees and wounding of nearly 100 others in Quetta in the troubled province of Baluchistan.

In...

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Same old rhetoric cannot justify banning refugees from Australia

  • Written by: Alex Reilly, Deputy Dean and Director of the Public Law and Policy Research Unit, Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide
imageA March 21, 2014 photograph of asylum seekers behind a fence at the Manus Island detention centre.AAP/Eoin Blackwell

The federal government has announced that asylum seekers attempting to reach Australia by boat will never be allowed to enter the country on any permanent or temporary visa, including a tourist visa. This applies to all of the 2500...

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