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Election FactCheck: could a vote among under 30s in Australia possibly deliver a Greens prime minister?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageWas Richard Di Natale right about voting intentions among under 30s?Q&A

The Conversation is fact-checking claims made on Q&A, broadcast Mondays on the ABC at 9:35pm. Thank you to everyone who sent us quotes for checking via Twitter using hashtags #FactCheck and #QandA, on Facebook or by email.


Excerpt from Q&A, May 30, 2016. Watch from...

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Rebate freeze will set GPs back $11 per general patient consultation, but they’re likely to charge them more

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe amount doctors are paid for each consultation has traditionally increased year to year to account for the increased cost of care.Shutterstock

Health is shaping up to be one of the major election issues, with proposed changes to Medicare rebates and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) potentially costing patients more to receive health care....

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There are better ways to help low paid workers than increasing minimum wage

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Small, incremental changes to the minimum wage are unlikely to have a big impact on employment. But Australia’s employment situation is deceptively weak and what would be better for the economy and low income earners is to do away with their personal income tax.

The latest 2.4% increase in the federal minimum wage announced by the Fair Work...

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  1. Björk, digital feminist diva, helps cure our wounds in a visceral Sydney show
  2. Health Check: is man flu real?
  3. Computing helps the study of infections on a global and local scale
  4. PolicyCheck: Labor's $3 billion child care plan
  5. Polls effectively tied with 'others' up
  6. Partisan divide over Senate crossbenchers
  7. So far so good for the Greens as the campaign passes the halfway mark
  8. How Australians Die: cause #1 – heart diseases and stroke
  9. Is a quota the key to getting Netflix and co. to spend more on Australian content?
  10. Eight ways we can improve Indigenous employment
  11. Higher supermarket prices for milk won't necessarily help farmers
  12. Aided by the new Senate rules, Nick Xenophon should have a happy election night
  13. Container deposit schemes work: so why is industry still opposed?
  14. RIP E.T. – most aliens will die young
  15. The story of the nosebleed decline of the newspaper industry told in pictures
  16. Government and opposition in a dead heat: Newspoll
  17. Major parties have a lot to answer for in the drift to minor players
  18. A hard rain’s gonna fall: deep water for the election campaign
  19. Labor would boost childcare rebate cap to $10,000
  20. Muhammad Ali rewrote the rule book for athletes as celebrities and activists
  21. Cui Jian's A Piece of Red Cloth...
  22. What made Muhammad Ali 'The Greatest' in the ring?
  23. Curfews and lockouts: battles over drinking time have a long history in NSW
  24. Brexit, Trump and the Fracturing of Conservatism
  25. Labor leads government in Ipsos poll
  26. Prince's death from fentanyl is only the tip of the global overdose iceberg
  27. EcoCheck: Perth's Banksia woodlands are in the path of the sprawling city
  28. On imagery in poetry
  29. Explainer: what is the temporary deficit levy and why was it introduced?
  30. Computing gives an artist new tools to be creative
  31. Humility’s value for democracy in dark times
  32. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the Indi project
  33. Tax-free super is intergenerational theft
  34. Election FactCheck Q A: is global demand for coal still going through the roof?
  35. The trolley dilemma: would you kill one person to save five?
  36. While governments talk about smart cities, it's citizens who create them
  37. Election FactCheck Q A: was Jacqui Lambie right about apprenticeships and 457 visas?
  38. Melbourne wastes 200 kg of food per person a year: it's time to get serious
  39. Eight ways to clean up money in Australian politics
  40. Friday essay: Feminist Medusas and outback Minotaurs - why myth is big in children's books
  41. Good sex ed doesn't lead to teen pregnancy, it prevents it
  42. Kitchen Science: from sizzling brisket to fresh baked bread, the chemical reaction that makes our favourite foods taste so good
  43. Vital Signs: why everyone seems a bit worse off
  44. Does government spending on education promote economic growth?
  45. Election podcast: Tony Abbott on his campaign role
  46. Grattan on Friday: In Conversation with Tony Abbott
  47. The will of government is key to energy access...
  48. Election podcast: the Greens' fight for Batman and Wills
  49. Blocks and flocks: why are some bird species so successful in cities?
  50. There must be smarter security than a ban on 'dumb' passwords

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