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The best places to see Australian birds this summer

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageYou can see the spectacular regent bowerbird surprisingly close to Sydney. Rochelle Steven, Author provided

So, you’re looking for something to do this holiday season that is outdoors but close to home and won’t cost the earth (literally and figuratively). But you want something more than the average stroll through a national park.

Did...

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Should I throw away food once a fly has landed on it?

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageThey land on dead animals and poop, and then on our food. If we see a fly on our Christmas lunch, should we throw it away?Author Provided

It only takes a single fly to alight on your picnic lunch to make you uneasy about what germs may have landed with it. But what harm can come from a fly landing on your food? Should you throw it away?

There are...

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Cities as Democratic Laboratories: the case of Seoul

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor

The following field note on cities as democratic laboratories was inspired by a recent visit to the Republic of Korea. The highlight of my journey was an afternoon meeting and press conference with Park Won-Soon, Mayor of the city of Seoul, held on November 24th 2015.

imageSeoul

I’m probably not the only person currently gripped by the feeling that...

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