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Hail, Caesar! or Hollywood, at least

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe Coen brothers' Hail, Caesar! romps through several genres, and only occasionally wallows in self-indulgence. Image courtesy of Universal Pictures International

How often have you heard someone ask, “Have you seen the latest Coen brothers film?”

Well, have you seen Hail, Caesar!, the latest Coen brothers film?

Joel and Ethan Coen...

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Talking serious science using scissors and glue

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

A student once told me that she would prefer to learn from pages of writing rather than from a single, concise image. When she told me, I think I may have actually frowned and I definitely paused, just long enough to feel slightly uncomfortable and to see that she was not just being reactionary; frustrated at the challenging task we had set.

As a...

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Defence: more bucks for our bangs

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageAAP/Mick Tsikas

To say the defence white paper was “much anticipated” would be an understatement. Was it worth the wait in the end? That rather depends on who you are and what your assessment of the risks Australia faces actually is.

To judge by the generally positive reception among the hardheaded types who dominate defence policy...

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  1. See the cosmos with X-ray vision: Japan’s new Hitomi space telescope
  2. A 50-50 Newspoll, but Coalition's position better in other polls
  3. Strategic environment the most challenging Australia has faced in peace time: Turnbull
  4. When it comes to mental health, like attracts like
  5. 'Bow down, bitches': when celebrity feminism goes wrong
  6. Should scientists engage with pseudo-science or anti-science?
  7. Defence white paper: why Australia will opt for Japanese-built submarines
  8. Explainer: the myth of the Noble Savage
  9. The Look of Silence and prequels bring Indonesia's dark legacy of 1965 killings into the light
  10. Explainer: what is elder abuse and why do we need a national inquiry into it?
  11. Crowd-sourced funding: Australia needs to learn from Italy's mistakes
  12. The proposed Senate voting change will hurt Australian democracy
  13. Does cannabis cause mental illness?
  14. Pancreatic cancer is really four separate cancers: study
  15. How universities can redress inequality
  16. Ocean acidification is already harming the Great Barrier Reef's growth
  17. Urban sprawl is threatening Sydney's foodbowl
  18. When ‘innovation’ fails to fix our finances
  19. Big four accounting firms avoid scrutiny in multinational tax avoidance
  20. Australia's digital divide is narrowing, but getting deeper
  21. What went wrong at the Melbourne Art Fair?
  22. Defence White Paper: an extra $29.9 billion spending over a decade
  23. Branded for life? Sending the wrong message to young perpetrators of family violence
  24. How can Gary Gray remain shadow minister while denouncing the shadow ministry's policy?
  25. It's no guess Leyonhjelm’s tobacco inquiry will recommend reducing the tax
  26. 'Fired with enthusiasm' from beginning to end: Mark Scott says goodbye
  27. Energy markets: the planet's unlikely new ally in the emissions effort
  28. Domain versus REA shows it's time Fairfax went all in on digital
  29. Why is the UK ramping up costs for potential Australian migrants?
  30. ABC managing director Mark Scott's address to the National Press Club
  31. Legalising commercial surrogacy in Australia won't stop people going overseas
  32. Politics podcast: senator David Leyonhjelm on Malcolm Turnbull
  33. Say what you like about BHP, it didn't squander the boom
  34. In the world of video advertising screen size doesn't matter: study
  35. Onslaughts against gays and lesbians challenge Indonesia's LGBT rights movement
  36. FBI vs Apple: giving up security and privacy could hurt us all
  37. Response from Tamara Galloway
  38. FactCheck: do Australians with an average seafood diet ingest 11,000 pieces of plastic a year?
  39. Stomach and mood disorders: how your gut may be playing with your mind
  40. How universities make inequality worse
  41. A liberal leading the Liberals: can Turnbull manage the ultra-conservatives?
  42. The post-colonial caliphate: Islamic State and the memory of Sykes-Picot
  43. Hidden housemates: big fleas, and their little fleas
  44. The Great Barrier Reef faces a mixed future in acidifying oceans
  45. How Netflix and 'original' series TV are rescripting the business of television
  46. Missy Higgins, Tim Minchin and the new political pop song
  47. Crossbench move to push Senate changes beyond double dissolution date
  48. Morrison ticks off sale of Australia's biggest dairy to Chinese buyer
  49. Proposed Senate electoral reform is essential
  50. We should work together in the race to mine the solar system

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