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Want to be a space tour guide? Apply here... in 2025

  • Written by: David Tuffley, Senior Lecturer in Applied Ethics and Socio-Technical Studies., Griffith University
imageThere could be plenty of demand from the space tour guides of the near future.Flickr/Pedro Vezini , CC BY-NC-SA

With Earth orbit travel likely to be an affordable luxury by the mid-2020s, it’s predicted a new travel industry will emerge. Tours will show people the glory of a sunrise from space, plus some interesting items of space-junk that...

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Grattan on Friday: Dutton should stop whinging and find solution to the offshore problem

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

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton always sounds put upon. This week he was bleating about Guardian Australia and the ABC “defaming” him, and those pesky people who care about what’s happening in Nauru leaking documents.

Dutton might remember that a good minister solves problems. A bad one whinges, whips up fear, invents things,...

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Arrium's requiem - the events of July 7th

  • Written by: Mike Sandiford, Chair of Geology & Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor, University of Melbourne

Mark July 7th as a red letter day in Australia’s tortuous path to decarbonisation - a day of special significance and opportunity.

The causes and consequences of the wild gyrations on the South Australian electricity wholesale market that day will be scrutinised for months, worrying regulators, politicians, businesses and commentators...

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When you mess up, get up: the power of failure in building resilience

  • Written by: Rachael Sharman, Lecturer in Psychology, University of the Sunshine Coast

In the middle of his bar routine – having flung himself into the air with style and skill – Dutch gymnast Epke Zonderland missed the bar at the last grasp and face-planted into the mat.

It appeared for a few seconds that he might have knocked himself out, and the camera panned away while his support team rushed forward. Breaking the...

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  2. The battle over Long Tan's memory – a perspective from Viet Nam
  3. Fabricating science: discussing fraud can rebuild community confidence and deepen understanding of how science works
  4. ATNIX: Australian Twitter News Index, June-July 2016
  5. Mob violence shows Indonesia must act against online hate speech
  6. Is your child having trouble learning? They may have auditory processing disorder
  7. What makes an elite badminton player?
  8. Politics podcast: Anne Aly on counter-terrorism policy
  9. 'Protectionist' rejection of China's State Grid misses real energy security issue
  10. The Rio Olympics are a test case for the future of sports broadcasting
  11. Manus Island centre set to close – but where to for the detainees?
  12. The Anthropocene Belongs to Earth System Science
  13. My baby is crying. Is it colic? How can I help?
  14. Australia's rich give little – and a culture of secrecy surrounds their philanthropy
  15. A Trump presidency would spell disaster for the Paris climate agreement
  16. Are Sunday penalty rates a job killer? A real-world experiment refutes employers' claim
  17. Researchers may be motivated by impact but that is not enough to achieve it
  18. What makes a successful marathon runner?
  19. How The Bachelor turns women into misogynists
  20. Can photos on social media lead to mistaken identity in court cases?
  21. Turnbull demands answers on protest over asylum seekers
  22. Final House results and a polling critique
  23. Weekly Dose: teriparatide, the osteoporisis drug that forms new bone
  24. The electorate has spoken, but Turnbull's speech shows he hasn't listened
  25. Why being a sporting role model isn't as simple as most people think
  26. Research Check: is it true only half your friends actually like you?
  27. A moving trainwreck? Why the CLP will be swept from office in the Northern Territory
  28. Forget the Census undercount, what matters is bias
  29. TV's top ten ear worms, from a television tragic
  30. Australia's AAA rating affirmed by Moody's
  31. Neonicotinoids linked to wild bee and butterfly declines in Europe and US
  32. The Nauru files: why don't we believe victims of sexual abuse?
  33. Good corporate governance is good for banks’ bottom line
  34. Business Briefing: a better way to design an office
  35. Doctors need to be taught how to discuss their patients' excess weight
  36. The longer a woman has been overweight or obese, the higher her cancer risk: study
  37. Back to the future: has the AFL lost its community?
  38. The rise of citizen science is great news for our native wildlife
  39. What makes a winning water polo shot?
  40. The Sydney Opera House upgrade deserves a single guiding vision
  41. Whale of a problem: why do humpback whales protect other species from attack?
  42. Politics podcast: Linda Burney on the 50th anniversary of the Wave Hill walk-off
  43. As census failure blame points at IBM, why we shouldn't be surprised by its failings
  44. Turnbull to Labor: pass our $6 billion savings bill
  45. The banking story has a way to run for Malcolm Turnbull
  46. So what do we really know about entrepreneurship?
  47. Pitching and writing training for academics: a one-day masterclass with The Conversation
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  49. Solar households to lose subsidies, but it's a bright future for the industry
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