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Grattan on Friday: Shorten wants to play hardball but can he dodge the 'opportunist' tag?

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

With the new parliament finally opening on Tuesday, Bill Shorten’s tightrope tactics will soon be tested.

In the two months since the July 2 poll, Shorten has essentially continued his election campaign, out in the media most days as though the vote were still to come. He’s given little quarter to the government but insisted, not very...

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Politics podcast: Derryn Hinch on becoming a senator

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

Incoming Victorian senator Derryn Hinch has the potential to be an ally or an enemy to the government’s agenda. Describing his political philosophy, Hinch says he isn’t in the Senate “just to be opposition”.

“If I was in America I’d be a Democrat. I’m conservative on some issues. Very conservative. And...

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Oil, gas and marine parks really can coexist in our oceans – here's how

  • Written by: Cordelia Moore, Research Associate, Curtin University

When it comes to conserving the world’s oceans, bigger isn’t necessarily better. Globally, there has been an increasing trend towards placing very large marine reserves in remote regions. While these reserves help to meet some conservation targets, we don’t know if they are achieving their ultimate goal of protecting the...

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Scott Morrison has correctly diagnosed the problem, but needs to be flexible about solutions

  • Written by: Saul Eslake, Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow, University of Tasmania

Federal treasurer Scott Morrison’s diagnosis of the risks and challenges confronting the Australian economy, as set out in his Bloomberg Address in Sydney, is hard to fault.

Australia has become very dependent on continued strong growth in the Chinese economy for our ongoing prosperity. However, China’s ability to sustain continued...

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  3. Turnbull steps in as promised, but don't expect a swift end to firefighter dispute
  4. Watch your language, Scott Morrison
  5. What you see is not always what you get: how virtual reality can manipulate our minds
  6. Why 100 years without slum housing in Australia is coming to an end
  7. A world with inequality everywhere is a moral and economic threat
  8. Why is sexual harassment in the AFP systemic? And can the culture be changed?
  9. Full response from SGS Economics and Planning
  10. FactCheck: does the average Australian family spend up to $22,000 every year on transport?
  11. Why obesity is not a 'left versus right' issue
  12. Australia should look overseas for ideas to increase its number of women MPs
  13. The Industrial Revolution kick-started global warming much earlier than we realised
  14. Sustainable housing's expensive, right? Not when you look at the whole equation
  15. 154 Australian scientists demand climate policy that matches the science
  16. An open letter to the Prime Minister on the climate crisis, from 154 scientists
  17. Explainer: arthrogryposis – the congenital disorder linked to Zika
  18. Rio 2016 was just the latest round in the long-running doping arms race
  19. Why STEM subjects and fashion design go hand in hand
  20. Despite China free trade agreement Australian beef producers are missing out
  21. A super test for Australia's political system
  22. Say hello to the Earth's nearest exoplanet neighbour: Proxima Centauri b
  23. Italy's deadly earthquake is the latest in a history of destruction
  24. Taxi driver compensation for Uber is unfair and poorly implemented
  25. Shorten offers deal on super while hardening stand on plebiscite
  26. Culture, free speech and celebrating Mao downunder
  27. Weekly Dose: flibanserin, the drug that gives women one extra sexually satisfying experience every two months
  28. Is that porn your child is watching online? How do you know?
  29. Long before Trump rolled in the deep, music and politics were entwined
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  31. The price of victory: Caster Semenya again on trial
  32. Philippines cannot build a nation over the bodies of 100,000 dead in Duterte's 'war on drugs'
  33. Politics podcast: Karen Middleton on Albanese – Telling It Straight
  34. Gambling gallops on, stats reveal – but what can be done to curb its harms?
  35. Explainer: what is parliament's role in the marriage equality debate?
  36. Landmark study finds diversity lagging on Australian TV
  37. What construction jobs will look like when robots can build things
  38. Keeping global warming to 1.5C, not 2C, will make a crucial difference to Australia, report says
  39. Without a longer-term view, the Paris Agreement will lock in warming for centuries
  40. Why the spectacle of the Olympics will go on despite Rio's disappointments
  41. 'No reason for livin': early death in female popular musicians
  42. Emerging infertility treatment could be a less invasive and cheaper alternative to IVF
  43. Their body politics: Malcolm, John and the junk in Tony’s trunks
  44. Migrants from Africa bear brunt of discrimination but remain positive, survey finds
  45. Business Briefing: Simon McKeon on removing the retirement label
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