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Goodbye Northern lights, hello sunlight?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

At 9.40 am local time on Monday May 9th the turbines at Alinta’s 520 megawatt Northern Power Station at Port Augusta disconnected from the grid for the last time.

And with it ended more than 50 years of coal-fired power generation in South Australia.

But Northern’s shutdown does not mean that South Australian power supply is coal-free,...

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ALP ousts Fremantle candidate

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
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The Labor party is dumping its candidate for Fremantle, Chris Brown, an official of the Maritime Union, because he failed to disclose convictions.

The convictions, going back to the 1980s, were for assaulting a police officer and driving under the influence. He received a good behaviour bond for the assault conviction, which was subsequently...

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The perils of Lindsay and the hovering Abbott shadow

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
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It’s not like the dark cloud of Kevin Rudd over Julia Gillard in 2013 but Tony Abbott’s shadow is hovering over Malcolm Turnbull’s campaign.

It was there ominously on Wednesday, when Turnbull was out in the Western Sydney electorate of Lindsay, with MP Fiona Scott.

Lindsay is one of those seats where things, good and bad, happen...

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  2. We're hiring: The Conversation's technical development team is growing
  3. UK elections: Labour wins London mayoralty, but otherwise mixed
  4. Ancient Australia: world's first nation of innovators
  5. Election FactCheck: is Labor planning to increase taxes by $100 billion over ten years?
  6. Explainer: why protecting the Red Cross emblem matters
  7. Why Shorten wants to kill off spectre of Labor-Greens deal in a hung parliament
  8. Hidden housemates: the mosquitoes that battle for our backyards
  9. Bowen's budget rebuttal scored points, but the key point will be trust
  10. Weekly dose: the hard facts on Viagra
  11. Do smart people tend to be more liberal? Yes, but it doesn't mean all conservatives are stupid
  12. What if young people designed their own learning?
  13. Indigenous reconciliation is hard, it re-opens wounds to heal them
  14. Experience and di Natale position the Greens as a formidable election force
  15. Antarctic ice shows Australia's drought and flood risk is worse than thought
  16. The herd driven housing bubble that could trigger an apartment bust
  17. Why we need environmental accounts alongside national accounts
  18. Is a story about heterosexual coupling the queerest film of the past year?
  19. Erectile dysfunction often has a psychological basis
  20. The DAO: a radical experiment that could be the future of decentralised governance
  21. Aspiring treasurer Chris Bowen looks fit for purpose
  22. Why nosebands should be loosened on dressage horses at the Olympics
  23. FactCheck: does Labor have a $19.5b black hole in its funding plan?
  24. What the Reserve Bank memo really says about negative gearing
  25. Call yourself a cosmetic surgeon? New guidelines fix only half the problem
  26. A Moon Shaped Pool and the unmistakable alchemy of Radiohead
  27. Lessons from living below the extreme poverty line on $2 a day
  28. Indonesia sets new rules for ride-sharing companies
  29. Why Bill Shorten 'stars' in both sides' election ads
  30. How your garden could help stop your city flooding
  31. Super contribution cap changes could end up benefiting the rich
  32. Comment moderation during the election
  33. Media picture of urban consolidation focuses more on a good scare story than the facts
  34. The Turnbull of old
  35. From donkey votes to dog whistles, our election language has a long and political history
  36. Queensland moves to control land clearing: other states need to follow
  37. Explainer: why we can't fix the structural deficit without tax and spending reform
  38. Memo to Michelle Guthrie: as local newspapers die, might the ABC help out?
  39. When the scrotum is empty: undescended testes don't only affect kids
  40. Blockchain is useful for a lot more than just Bitcoin
  41. Go target the Liberals, Albanese tells the Greens on his tail
  42. Rushed reform benefits no one in the end
  43. The Philippines: former sick man of Asia suffers relapse
  44. Five ways Reg Grundy changed Australian TV (for better or worse)
  45. Fraudulent loans point to due diligence problems at Australia's major banks
  46. #ausvotes Revisited: Social Media in the 2013 Australian Federal Election
  47. Health Check: how to get off the couch and into exercise
  48. The Logies: a yearly advertisement for Australian TV
  49. Tax reform might happen if we could see everyone's tax return
  50. Liberal divisions can be a source of strength, not weakness, in the election campaign
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