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Four Corners: is using restraints akin to torture?

  • Written by Bernadette McSherry, Foundation Director, Melbourne Social Equity Institute, University of Melbourne
imageThe images broadcast on Four Corners of a hooded figure sitting strapped to a chair are difficult to erase.AAP/Four Corners

Monday night’s ABC Four Corners program on the treatment of detainees in juvenile detention in the Northern Territory was devastating viewing. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s subsequent announcement of a royal...

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Save or salvage: the real role administrators play in troubled businesses

  • Written by Jennifer Dickfos, Lecturer in Business Law and Corporations Law, Griffith University
imageSuccessful rescue of a company is the ideal rather than the reality.Image sourced from www.shutterstock.com

News that Australia’s third-largest pizza chain Eagle Boys has been placed in administration suggests a bleak future may lie ahead for the company.

Administrators have indicated they “are in the process of identifying restructuring...

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Will post-sentence detention of convicted terrorists make Australia any safer?

  • Written by Tamara Tulich, Lecturer, Law School, University of Western Australia

Over the weekend, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urged state and territory leaders to agree on the design of nationally consistent laws to enable convicted terrorists to be detained at the end of their prison sentences. This will be the first order of business when federal parliament resumes at the end of August.

Turnbull said these measures:

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The power of rewards and why we seek them out

  • Written by Rachel Grieve, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Tasmania
imageGames like Pokémon GO cleverly exploit our psychology in the way they dole our rewards to keep players hooked.Shutterstock

Any dog owner will tell you that we can use a food reward as a motivation to change a dog’s behaviour. But humans are just as susceptible to rewards too.

When we get a reward, special pathways in our brain become...

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  1. Australia is missing out on tax revenue from gas projects
  2. Is hip dysplasia in my newborn something to worry about?
  3. Who should be responsible for brain injuries in sport?
  4. Academics do want to engage with business, but need more support
  5. Suspended reality: the ins and outs of Rio's Olympic bubble
  6. Should artists pay their taxes in art?
  7. Has Netflix's campaign to block VPN resulted in slower subscriber growth?
  8. Ditching Logan's public-private regeneration sets Queensland back on social and affordable housing
  9. A new twist on an old fairytale as a daughter dances away from the patriarchy
  10. Should Russian athletes really be banned from competing in the Rio Olympics?
  11. The off-topic Conversation #103
  12. Health Check: what your pee and poo colour says about your health
  13. Welcome to Lab 2.0 where computers replace experimental science
  14. Global journalism needs global ethics
  15. Let's talk about the family home ... and its exemption from the pension means test
  16. South Australia's electricity price woes are more due to gas than wind
  17. 'You'll need my fingerprint': are police allowed to search your phone?
  18. Hubble explores the Final Frontier
  19. Wealth inequality shows superannuation changes are overdue
  20. Five ways the Coalition can get innovation back on track
  21. We can't see the war for the memorials: balancing education and commemoration
  22. Teaching phonics skills alongside reading raises literacy achievement among Indigenous children
  23. There's a world of difference between sex and sexism in advertising
  24. Teenage pain often dismissed as 'growing pains', but it can impact their lives
  25. Your postcode shouldn't determine your health – or whether you're admitted to hospital
  26. There's a time to put down the smartphone, seriously!
  27. Turnbull presses premiers for quick action on post-sentencing regime for terrorism prisoners
  28. Wong wins foreign affairs in Shorten's new frontbench line up
  29. Censored Thoughts on the Fate of Turkish Democracy
  30. What animal could a democracy be? Ape, fox, lion ... how about jellyfish?
  31. Trump and the Ugliness of the Charm Defensive
  32. Plibersek moves to high profile education job in ALP reshuffle
  33. How Russian doping could lead to Rio 2016 ban
  34. Turkey’s almost coup and the need for perspective
  35. Shorten provides Kim Carr with life raft
  36. Government needs to get balance right in regulating agriculture
  37. Asia’s 'shoot-to-kill' republic? The rising body count of the Philippines’ 'war on drugs'
  38. Is the end of Zika nigh? How populations develop immunity
  39. How gross inequality and crushed hopes have fed the rise of Donald Trump
  40. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the frontbench reshuffles
  41. What we really need from innovation in Australia
  42. Calls for deradicalisation programs after Nice attack should be met with caution
  43. How we lock accounts on The Conversation
  44. Five tips to get the government started on real health reform
  45. FactCheck Q A: has the Grand Mufti of Australia condemned terrorist attacks overseas?
  46. Friday essay: secrets of the Delphic Oracle and how it speaks to us today
  47. What Australia can learn from England's plan for vocational education
  48. Italians again migrate to Australia, but experience work exploitation
  49. Turnbull orders review of local threat from lone wolf extremists
  50. Inner-city bias: the suburbs need a fair go
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