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1. Bougainville has voted to become a new country, but the journey to independence is not yet over
2. Friday essay: eco-disaster films in the 21st century
3. Australia's wafer-thin surplus rests on a mine disaster in Brazil
4. A new study shows an animal's lifespan is written in the DNA. For humans, it's 38 years
5. Private health insurance premiums should be based on age and health status
6. these 5 charts show our democracy is safe in the hands of future voters
7. Knowledge is a process of discovery: how constructivism changed education
8. Climate winds blowing on Morrison from Liberal party's left
9. The federal government's response to the ACCC's Digital Platforms Inquiry is a let down
10. what actually works to protect us from bushfire smoke?
11. how a small island nation found itself in the grips of an outbreak disaster
12. As weary Britons head to the polls again, parties seem incapable of handling the nation's problems
13. I had an idea in the 1980s and to my surprise, it changed education around the world
14. Indonesian cave paintings show the dawn of imaginative art and human spiritual belief
15. As simple as finding a job? Getting people out of social housing is much more complex than that
16. a new film tells us little about the woman fixed in the role of musician's muse
17. What limits shareholder activism as a force for good: the free-rider problem
18. How New Zealanders miss out on hundreds of thousands in retirement savings
19. 6 things to think about if you want a baby and 1 if you don't
20. Australian law doesn't go far enough to legislate affirmative consent. NSW now has a chance to get it right
21. riders daring to fly in a crazy desert race
22. Now Australian cities are choking on smoke, will we finally talk about climate change?
23. ancient penguins were as tall as people. We've discovered the species that started the downsizing trend
24. Private health premium increases might be the lowest in years, but that doesn't mean they're justified
25. So your kid's finished their first year of school. Here's what they should have learnt
26. 5 human rights issues that defined 2019
27. As heat strikes, here's one way to help fight disease-carrying and nuisance mosquitoes
28. Expect family talks about climate change this Christmas? Take tips from Greta Thunberg
29. Don't blame the Murray-Darling Basin Plan. It's climate and economic change driving farmers out
30. seven reasons to be wary of waste-to-energy proposals
31. In our time of climate crisis, the exhibition Water is a subtly crafted plea
32. We're still fighting city freeways after half a century
33. Why were tourists allowed on White Island?
34. why do we get bruises?
35. To save koalas from fire, we need to start putting their genetic material on ice
36. (Almost) everyone's a winner? Art is meant to break rules and prizes must adapt
37. Unlawful metadata access is easy when we’re flogging a dead law
38. Why the profit motive fails in education
39. a particle new to physics might solve the dark matter mystery
40. The water crisis has plunged the Nats into a world of pain. But they reap what they sow
41. 2019 was a year of global unrest, spurred by anger at rising inequality – and 2020 is likely to be worse
42. Key trade rules will become unenforceable from midnight. Australia should be worried
43. Antibiotic resistance is an even greater challenge in remote Indigenous communities
44. PISA doesn't define education quality, and knee-jerk policy proposals won't fix whatever is broken
45. Toxic sport cultures are damaging female athletes' health, but we can do better
46. How our screen stories of the future went from flying cars to a darker version of now
47. The problem with transport models is political abuse, not their use in planning
48. Work is a fundamental part of being human. Robots won't stop us doing it
49. Why White Island erupted and why there was no warning
50. Job losses expected as NZ's broadcasting sector faces biggest overhaul in a decade