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Change the story: how the world's first national framework can help prevent violence against women

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageOur Watch chair Natasha Stott Despoja launched the national violence-prevention framework at Parliament House in Canberra this week.AAP/Lukas Coch

In Australia, one woman is killed almost every week by a current or former partner. By now, these horrifying murders are all too familiar. But they are just a small part of the bigger story.

Hundreds of...

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Grattan on Friday: Can Malcolm Turnbull manage months of a deregulated tax debate?

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageMalcolm Turnbull, in Jakarta on Thursday with Indonesian President Joko Widodo removes his suit jacket and tie in the Tanah Abang market. AAP/Eka Nickmatulhuda

It’s unlikely many ordinary people will care about a new revelation in the tale of the Turnbull coup, despite it causing something of a flurry among Abbott loyalists.

Wayne Errington...

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Book review: Before Rupert – Keith Murdoch and the Birth of a Dynasty

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imageKeith Murdoch (right) with Prime Minister Billy Hughes during the first world war.AWM

Keith Murdoch might have followed his father into the ministry of the Free Church of Scotland but the stammer that would dog him all his life put paid to a career in the pulpit. Instead he chose journalism, and thereby hangs a tale.

Prior to Tom D.C. Roberts’...

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  3. You don't have to go off the grid to get treatment for drug dependence
  4. OECD coal discussions highlight tensions in Australia's position on climate change
  5. Time pressure may be a better way to measure work-life balance
  6. Google's release of TensorFlow could be a game-changer in the future of AI
  7. The rise of writing events gives PhD students the support often lacking in universities
  8. Dead old white guys are on the rise
  9. Who should we blame for the Brazil mining dam disaster?
  10. Why Australia hesitates to legalise euthanasia
  11. Feeling blue? Get acquainted with the history of a colour
  12. Increasing land supply isn't the answer to the affordable housing problem
  13. Afghans march against terrorism and for a political system to secure their future
  14. FactCheck: how much of Australia's tax is collected by states and territories?
  15. Fourteen years on, what next for Australia's role in Afghanistan?
  16. Aviation has an emissions problem, and COP 21 won’t solve it
  17. Big Tobacco: 'Of all the concerns, there is one – taxation – which alarms us the most'
  18. Logistics the key as 100 leaders descend on Paris talks
  19. Turnbull's honeymoon continues despite GST talk
  20. Why is school not working for so many young people?
  21. On the ground at Australia's Universal Periodic Review
  22. Improved citizenship bill still invites criticism and High Court challenges
  23. Recipes for racism? Kitchen Cabinet and the politics of food
  24. Beyond gender: LGBTIQ abuse shows it’s time to shift the debate on partner violence
  25. The Trans-Pacific Partnership poses a grave threat to sustainable development
  26. We lose more than we gain in moving away from multilateral trade
  27. Explainer: what is mass?
  28. Malcolm Turnbull to show his international paces during summit season
  29. Turnbull's visit needs to restore Australia's strained relationship with Indonesia
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  36. Crisis communication: saving time and lives in disasters through smarter social media
  37. Engineers don't just build things, they can help save the world
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  40. The federal budget is hard to 'fix', but here are some solutions
  41. Business is picking up the pace ahead of the Paris climate summit
  42. Won't somebody think of the children? Five reasons why drug panics are counterproductive
  43. This woman's work: the onscreen and offscreen war service of Claire Adams Mackinnon
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  46. Kevin Rudd takes on George Pell over climate change
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