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Tony Abbott in a dark place; Turnbull government all over the place

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMalcolm Turnbull's office was forced to clarify Attorney-General George Brandis' remarks on the timing of a plebiscite on same-sex marriage.AAP/Lukas Coch

In the latest example of the government’s cack-handedness, Attorney-General George Brandis on Sunday promised a plebiscite on same-sex marriage this year, only to have the Prime...

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Why I’d Vote For Donald Trump

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageTed Cruz and Donald Trump

Every decent person looks on goggle eyed as Donald Trump continues his unlikely march to the Republican Party nomination. We are mesmerized by how he goes out of his way to flout every rule of “political correctness”, from calling Mexican immigrants “rapists” and flirting with the Ku Klux Klan, to...

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Prime Minister's Office refuses to endorse Brandis' same-sex marriage timetable

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageAttorney-General George Brandis predicts the prospective plebiscite on legalising same-sex marriage would be carried.AAP/Mick Tsikas

The Prime Minister’s Office has refused to back Attorney-General George Brandis’ commitment to a same-sex marriage plebiscite this year. A spokeswoman said the government was “committed to a...

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Are Elections Ruining Democracy?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The Flemish historian and writer David Van Reybrouck has recently triggered a minor sensation in the Low Countries by insisting that Western democracies are suffering so much election fatigue (electoral democracy is ‘killing’ democracy, he says) that what is now needed is the replacement of periodic elections, the ritual of citizens...

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  1. Rhetoric: what was all the talk about?
  2. The fight for encryption gets new allies as tech companies join Apple against the FBI
  3. ASIC finally pulls the BBSW trigger on ANZ
  4. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Tony Abbott's policy interventions
  5. FactCheck Q A: was Lyle Shelton right about transgender people and a higher suicide risk after surgery?
  6. An environmentally just city works best for all in the end
  7. The stimulus that wasn't: re-interpreting China's monetary moves
  8. How community-based innovation can help Australia close the Indigenous gap
  9. Deep cuts under babies' tongues are unlikely to solve breastfeeding problems
  10. A partial solar eclipse for northern and western Australia
  11. The genetic 'switch' that makes many animals look alike as embryos
  12. Banquet of Secrets: Australian musical theatre comes of age
  13. Here’s why the recent changes to NSW cycling laws may be a good move
  14. Your risk, my reward: is the sharing economy becoming less selfish?
  15. Period drama: why menstrual leave does not strike a blow for gender equality
  16. Vital Signs: Gold star for Glenn Stevens as Australian economy proves resilient
  17. Why the sharing economy could have a hard landing in Australia
  18. Grattan on Friday: Bowen is outshining Morrison in the tax hurdle race
  19. A plebiscite on same-sex marriage would be a failure of parliament's responsibility
  20. Wake up sleepy head: why we fall asleep when we don’t want to
  21. It's not 'doom and gloom' to point out what's really happening to coral reefs
  22. Queensland coal mines will push threatened finch closer to extinction
  23. A digital beehive could warn beekeepers when their hives are under attack
  24. Friday essay: Silver-tongued Turnbull fails to woo the arts vote
  25. Does gender equality suffer when women get menstrual leave?
  26. Chronic stress effects help cancer spread, researchers find
  27. For whom the Pell tolls: what did we learn from George Pell's royal commission appearance?
  28. The Conversation appoints cities and politics editors
  29. Explainer: what are panic attacks and what's happening when we have them?
  30. Does Australia need a Queer History Month?
  31. Female senior managers paid $100,000 less than their male counterparts: study
  32. Bullying linked to gender and sexuality often goes unchecked in schools
  33. US presidential race: why the world should be afraid of a Trump presidency
  34. Besides feverish excitement, hackathons really can spur innovation
  35. Demagoguery the American way
  36. Three things unions can learn from Uber drivers
  37. Out of the ashes of Afghanistan and Iraq: the rise and rise of Islamic State
  38. It takes a lot of water to feed us, but recycled water could help
  39. The NRL kicks off, but do you have to lose a final before you win a final?
  40. Stories of Love and Death: casting a new light on William Yang
  41. Should we scrap the ATAR? What are the alternative options? Experts comment
  42. Trump, Clinton dominate Super Tuesday
  43. Politics podcast: Mathias Cormann on Senate reform
  44. Abbott-Turnbull conflict goes nuclear
  45. Politics Lite as usual in Oscar's bluff
  46. Is a 5.6% increase in private health insurance premiums justified?
  47. Regions at the pointy end of media reform
  48. Chief Scientist's address to the National Press Club: The voyage of science and innovation
  49. Government agrees to change its Senate voting reforms as Shorten replaces Gary Gray
  50. It’s time to drop Australia’s protectionist anti-dumping rules
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