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FactCheck Year in Review: sorting fact from fiction in 2015

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageBroadcaster Alan Jones was a good sport and readily acknowledged his error on the cost of wind power, giving The Conversation its best-read FactCheck of 2015.AAP Image/Lukas Coch

In 2015 we heard plenty of assertions that sounded a lot like facts – even when they really weren’t.

FactCheck continued its unique model of double checking...

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10 great books that all children should read

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imageIt's time to pick up that favourite book and get reading. from shutterstock.com

The books we remember strongly as adults are often the ones we read as children. Not only do we remember particular books, but the emotions we experienced.

Children’s books are reread and remembered over a lifetime, and many authors believe their best writing is...

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In their own words: letters from ANZACs during the Gallipoli evacuation

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
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It’s 100 years since the successful evacuation from Gallipoli of Allied troops. Just five days before Christmas, in the early hours of Monday December 20, 1915, the last Anzac troops left Gallipoli in what Australian historian Joan Beaumont called an “elaborate game of deception”.

Self-firing guns were rigged to...

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  3. We've got a climate goal of 1.5 degrees – so how do we get there?
  4. So now we know which companies did not pay tax; time to target aggressive avoidance
  5. Australia's plain packaging win over Philip Morris should take the heat off ISDS
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  7. Western democracy's new maxim: surveillance and soft despotism
  8. Star Wars: these could be the droids we're looking for in real life
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  10. National spotlight on cities must not leave local input in the shade
  11. The Conversation's super summer quiz
  12. Grattan on Friday: Malcolm Turnbull tells others to take risks but will he follow his own advice?
  13. Turnbull aims to retain ‘closest friend’ tag in first Japan visit
  14. New mothers making time for themselves reduces chance of postnatal depression
  15. Friday essay: virgin mothers and miracle babies
  16. Bone suggests ‘Red Deer Cave people’ a mysterious species of human
  17. I think, therefore I buy: how buying nothing at Christmas time is harder than it appears
  18. Turning up the heat: how the diplomatic push for 1.5℃ unfolded in Paris
  19. Solar freakin' roadways? Why the future of this technology may not be so bright
  20. Thanks to Paris, we have a foundation for meaningful climate progress
  21. Bitcoin might not change the world, but the blockchain that makes it work, might
  22. Ben Anderson's works on Indonesia challenged Suharto's military rule
  23. Let's allow parallel book imports, and subsidise Australian publishing
  24. Door of Syrian peace talks still closed to Australia
  25. Bah, humbug: the misery of Christmas in classic literature
  26. Has this been a good year for international relations?
  27. Google trumps Apple for Australian mobile payments, but for how long?
  28. Sexual coercion may be less common than prison rape myths would have us believe
  29. Book review: Keating, by Kerry O'Brien
  30. If you want to crack down on tax avoidance, go after the banks
  31. Court dismisses the Dallas Buyers Club latest copyright claim as 'not Ben-Hur'
  32. Private prison operators still hide from scrutiny, despite reform
  33. Hidden and unexplained: feeling the pain of fibromyalgia
  34. We need to ditch the pink ball in day-night test cricket
  35. Not just victims or threats: young people win recognition as workers for peace
  36. Releasing government's advice would help parliament better scrutinise laws
  37. Why labour is such a pain – and how to reduce it
  38. Home alone feeling scrooged? These Christmas movies deserve some love, actually
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  40. As big business goes green, green bonds ready for takeoff
  41. No climate policy is perfect: here's how to choose the best one
  42. There's no precedent for stopping the Carmichael coal mine, but we should
  43. Scott Morrison's budget car in desperate need of a petrol bowser
  44. Letter from the Editor
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