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Draft deal emerges midway through Paris climate talks, but leaves plenty to do

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageThere is still lots of detail to be hammered out before the sun sets on the Paris conference.Reuters/Stephane Mahe

A huge piece of street art with the words “Fluctuat nec mergitur” – Paris’ official motto since 1853 – has just appeared on a building near the city’s Canal Saint Martin. It refers to a ship at sea...

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Expert panel: what the national innovation statement means for science

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imageMalcolm Turnbull has now announced his strategy to promote innovation and science in Australia.AAP/Lukas Coch

After talking up innovation since his appointment as Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull today announced his much anticipated National Innovation and Science Agenda (NISA), along with Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science, Christopher...

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'Ideas boom' to drive the Australian economy: Turnbull

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imageInnovation Minister Christopher Pyne and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched the innovation statement at the CSIRO.Mick Tsikas/AAP

Malcolm Turnbull is looking to an “ideas boom” to be the new source for Australia’s growth, prosperity and jobs now the mining boom has faded.

Launching the first big policy of his prime...

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  13. How journalists can start winning the battle against politicians' lies
  14. Separate but unequal: the sad fate of Aboriginal heritage in Western Australia
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  21. Ice report marks a welcome shift in thinking towards prevention and treatment
  22. Ex-ASIO chief to beef up Foreign Investment Review Board's national security credentials
  23. Liberals hold North Sydney despite a 13% primary vote swing against them
  24. Business big hitters highlight the huge growth in climate risk management
  25. Paris climate talks slow to a crawl as obstructionists threaten the deal
  26. Naomi Klein's 'Leap Manifesto': we can't rely on big business for a climate fix
  27. Watt report suggests financial incentives for measuring research impact
  28. Don't blame and shame women for unintended pregnancies
  29. The German migrant story holds lessons for Australia's Muslim community today
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  31. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on misplaced poltical loyalties
  32. Education department secretary Lisa Paul quits
  33. The technology in science fiction is not always what we want in the real world
  34. James Hansen arrives – at his first ever COP
  35. Yes, let's have a frank and open discussion about the causes of extremism and terrorism
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  40. Grattan on Friday: Ian Macfarlane, done down in the reshuffle, one-ups Malcolm Turnbull
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  45. Shift away from 'publish or perish' puts the public back into publication
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