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Police drones: can we trust the eyes in the skies?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageSome people are concerned by the presence of drones in the air above them.Shutterstock

In Australia, unmanned aerial vehicles – or drones – are now being used by the police in most states as a tool to help fight crime or to assist in rescue missions.

For example, drones are being used to locate people on the ground and transmit GPS...

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Vale Shakespeare, the (not always) patriarchal Bard

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe wives win hands-down in The Merry Wives of Windsor. REUTERS/Toby Melville. An image of playwright William Shakespeare from The Herball, a 16th-century book on plants.

It is only two years since we celebrated the 450th anniversary of his birth but – as we approach the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death – Bard biz is...

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John Howard complicates Malcolm Turnbull's tax problems

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

When you are Malcolm Turnbull floundering in the heavy seas of tax reform, it is perhaps unfortunate that the 20th anniversary of the election of the Howard government has come around at this particular moment.

John Howard has reached near demigod status in the Liberal Party, second only to Robert Menzies. His biggest economic reform was the...

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  1. Former Australian Electoral Commission official says Senate voting change is 'incoherent'
  2. Is that muesli bar you put in your child's lunchbox actually healthy?
  3. Will Iñárritu win his fourth Oscar for The Revenant? Do you care?
  4. Clinton's brutal win in South Carolina, and how delegates are allocated
  5. Getting bike laws right means balancing rights of cyclists and motorists
  6. Oscars culture reveals our fascinating relationships with spectacle, fantasy and money
  7. A fox guarding the henhouse? Andrew Nikolic takes the reins of parliament's security committee
  8. Research Check: does eating chocolate improve your brain function?
  9. Identification of animals and plants is an essential skill set
  10. What would effective, fair and just drug-driving laws look like?
  11. Brough to leave parliament at the election
  12. Fossil fuel growth centre harks back to old ideas about climate costs
  13. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the defence white paper
  14. Woolworths counts the cost of Masters blunder, with food business under fire
  15. Treasure Trove: why defunding Trove leaves Australia poorer
  16. Hacking the terror suspect's iPhone: what the FBI can do now Apple says 'no'
  17. End of an era in regional publishing as APN puts papers up for sale
  18. Low flammability plants could help our homes survive bushfires
  19. The end of 2%: Australia gets serious about its defence budget
  20. Scrap or preserve negative gearing? Here's six other options worth debating
  21. Grattan on Friday: Malcolm Turnbull should announce the government's tax policy pronto
  22. Should we eat red meat? The nutrition and the ethics
  23. Safe Schools Coalition: what is the Christian Right afraid of?
  24. What California can learn from Australia’s 15-year millennium drought
  25. Defence white paper shows Australian forces must safeguard nature too
  26. Why sports broadcasting could change the rules on sponsored content
  27. Will house prices 'collapse' if negative gearing is changed?
  28. Wild sex: when sex roles get reversed, some females develop a 'penis'
  29. Hail, Caesar! or Hollywood, at least
  30. Talking serious science using scissors and glue
  31. Defence: more bucks for our bangs
  32. Bushfires have a sting in the tail for Tasmania's honey industry
  33. See the cosmos with X-ray vision: Japan’s new Hitomi space telescope
  34. A 50-50 Newspoll, but Coalition's position better in other polls
  35. Strategic environment the most challenging Australia has faced in peace time: Turnbull
  36. When it comes to mental health, like attracts like
  37. 'Bow down, bitches': when celebrity feminism goes wrong
  38. Should scientists engage with pseudo-science or anti-science?
  39. Defence white paper: why Australia will opt for Japanese-built submarines
  40. Explainer: the myth of the Noble Savage
  41. The Look of Silence and prequels bring Indonesia's dark legacy of 1965 killings into the light
  42. Explainer: what is elder abuse and why do we need a national inquiry into it?
  43. Crowd-sourced funding: Australia needs to learn from Italy's mistakes
  44. The proposed Senate voting change will hurt Australian democracy
  45. Does cannabis cause mental illness?
  46. Pancreatic cancer is really four separate cancers: study
  47. How universities can redress inequality
  48. Ocean acidification is already harming the Great Barrier Reef's growth
  49. Urban sprawl is threatening Sydney's foodbowl
  50. When ‘innovation’ fails to fix our finances

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