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No simple solution when families meet the law

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imageFamilies going through breakdown need understanding, but so do lawmakers trying to find fair outcomes from complex laws.Shutterstock

CHANGING FAMILIES: In this ten-part series, we examine some major changes in family and relationships, and how that might in turn reshape law, policy and our idea of ourselves.

It has often been said that when...

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Computing can help save the koala by predicting where they can survive

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imageThe fate of this koala could depend on some clever computer modelling.Shutterstock/Dudarev Mikhail

The latest in our Computing turns 60 series, to mark the 60th anniversary of the first computer in an Australian university, looks at how modelling can help the survival of our native species, including the koala.

Life is found almost everywhere on...

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Speaking with: 'Poll Bludger' William Bowe on the election races to watch

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imageAAP/Tracey Nearmy

In this podcast, University of Western Australia political analyst Natalie Mast speaks with “Poll Bludger” William Bowe about the election campaign so far. The conversation focuses on the latest polling and whether there is evidence of a nationwide swing large enough to unseat the Coalition government.

They touch on the...

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  1. Election FactCheck Q A: has Australia had 25 years of continuous economic growth?
  2. Introducing our new Community Council members
  3. Early experiments show a smart city plan should start with people first
  4. Is photoshopping science universally wrong?
  5. The Australian government must take cyber security more seriously
  6. The history of computing is both evolution and revolution
  7. The penalty rates time-bomb is ticking
  8. What do businesses get in return for their political donations?
  9. Can Aboriginal beauty break through the colour bar?
  10. Gorillas in zoos – the unpalatable truth
  11. Business Briefing: what happens to your credit history
  12. More effective and less invasive: how breast cancer treatment has evolved since the 1950s
  13. Why education departments should be broken up
  14. Speaking with: John Hattie on how to improve the quality of education in Australian schools
  15. VIDEO: The five greatest Scorsese scenes – episode #5 Goodfellas
  16. Saving Nemo: how climate change threatens anemonefish and their homes
  17. It's not just the toy aisles that teach children about gender stereotypes
  18. Explainer: what is the Great Attractor and its pull on our galaxy?
  19. Mortgage brokers: ASIC goes fishing
  20. God’s waiting room? Life needs to be valued in nursing homes
  21. Election podcast: the Indi project
  22. Does Islam have a problem with democracy? The case of the Maldives
  23. Was Peter Thiel's funding of the Gawker case an abuse of legal process?
  24. Election FactCheck: Has public infrastructure investment fallen 20% under the Coalition?
  25. The sound of silence: why aren't Australia's female composers being heard?
  26. No bribes please, we’re corrupt Australians!
  27. How will the Barrier Reef recover from the death of one-third of its northern corals?
  28. How Kmart ate Target: a story of retail cannibalism
  29. The myth of economies of scale: bigger is not necessarily better for super funds
  30. How to pick the good from the bad smartphone health apps
  31. Copernicus' revolution and Galileo's vision: our changing view of the universe in pictures
  32. How students from non-English-speaking backgrounds learn to read and write in different ways
  33. The Indi Project: Sophie Mirabella in the bunker
  34. The Indi Project: McGowan lacks clout, Mirabella is embarrassing, say local 'soft' voters
  35. Telstra Health will hold Australians' cancer details, so we need to ensure their privacy is protected
  36. World’s largest wind farm study finds sleep disturbances aren't related to turbine noise
  37. Don't hang up yet: the latest study linking mobile phones to cancer has big problems
  38. Election FactCheck: will Australia's big banks reap $7.4 billion over ten years from company tax cuts?
  39. Ten years on: how Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth made its mark
  40. Paying a high price for embarrassing the government
  41. Six ways the ancient philosophy of Stoicism can help business entrepreneurs
  42. VIDEO: The five greatest Scorsese scenes – episode #4
  43. Election FactCheck Q A: has the NBN been delayed?
  44. Genius in the garret or member of the guild?
  45. Why there's so little real argument in today's political debate
  46. Love by design: when science meets sex, lust, attraction and attachment
  47. Health Check: is it normal not to want sex?
  48. Ancient Egyptian pigment provides modern forensics with new coat of paint
  49. Here's what happened in space this week
  50. The off-topic Conversation #95
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