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GST hike regressive and should be a last option: ACOSS

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageACOSS CEO Cassandra Goldie has released modelling which shows that an increase to the GST will disproportionately affect those on lower incomes.AAP/Lukas Coch

Division among those urging the government to undertake tax reform is sharpening, with the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) releasing modelling that puts numbers on the regressive...

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Politics podcast: Katy Gallagher on transitioning from chief minister to senator

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageKaty Gallagher delivers her maiden speech in the Senate.AAP/Lukas Coch

Former ACT chief minister Katy Gallagher, now a federal Labor senator with new responsibilities in the shadow ministry, admits she has found the jump into the bigger political pool challenging. She has also had to do a pivot in her views on increasing the GST. Here she also...

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Thinking through (popular) film

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe Society of the SpectacleThe Counter Image

Nearly every semester, I come across a student in a film studies unit sceptical about the purpose of our scholarly activity. “But it’s just entertainment,” he or she says. “We’re over-thinking it.”

In other words, “What is the point of studying popular...

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  1. Australia wins at the global creative game
  2. Is that a human or machine driving? Mistaken identity can lead to tragedy
  3. 'Highbrow' and 'middlebrow' are irrelevant when it comes to which writing survives
  4. Explainer: what is naloxone and how can it help save drug users who overdose?
  5. In Neville Wran, Turnbull has a leadership model to win the tax debate
  6. Merging federal courts’ administration won't improve services for those who need it
  7. China flags 6.5% growth rate, but needs real financial reform to get there
  8. Why do we tax goods and services at the same rate, when goods are so much less sustainable?
  9. Mungo Man moves to National Museum, but he's still not home
  10. Can Medicare sustain the health of our ageing population?
  11. Fruity, with a hint of gobbledygook: it's time to give up on wine wankery
  12. Aboriginal people with disabilities get caught in a spiral of over-policing
  13. Why tax breaks are not the answer to encourage Australian startups
  14. A focus on private investment means universities can't fulfil their public role
  15. Microbes: the tiny sentinels that can help us diagnose sick oceans
  16. RBA leaves cash rate unchanged at record low 2%: experts respond
  17. Cold light: astronomers go to the ends of the Earth to see cosmic carbon
  18. Musical literacy: a skill of some note(s)
  19. A national affordable housing strategy: necessary, attainable and maybe on its way
  20. The replication crisis has engulfed economics
  21. Country women are more likely to experience intimate partner violence
  22. How Aboriginal women with disabilities are set on a path into the criminal justice system
  23. Five reasons why you should read aloud to your kids – and pick their favourite book
  24. Science fatigue keeps us clinging to bad health habits
  25. A day at the races: fillies, frocks and the oft-forgotten folklore of horseshoes
  26. As drought looms, the Murray-Darling is in much healthier shape – just don't get complacent
  27. Punting on exports: a Melbourne Cup form guide to the Asian Century
  28. How to feed a racehorse and keep him healthy
  29. The government is considering whether to scrap or delay its tax green paper
  30. Optus, the new player in Australia's sports media rights battle
  31. The Beautiful Lie: a radical recalibration of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
  32. Melting Antarctic ice sheets and sea level rise: a warning from the future
  33. Are we funding the right researchers in Australia?
  34. Accountability and the viral video: there are still no guarantees
  35. Health Check: how does household mould affect your health?
  36. Shorten's plan to lower the voting age could help increase political engagement
  37. China's five year economic plan is rich with symbolism
  38. FactCheck Q A: can medicinal cannabis oil be imported into Australia?
  39. Turnbull ends Abbott's knights and dames
  40. Full response from TGA
  41. Why are humans unique? It's the small things that count
  42. The off-topic Conversation #67
  43. Why Aboriginal people with disabilities crowd Australia's prisons
  44. The Aussie accent is drink-related? That's just a hangover from our cultural cringe
  45. A coal tax to help the climate and the resource owners
  46. As El Niño bites, it’s time to take stock of our water
  47. Police perpetrators of domestic violence: what do we know and what can be done?
  48. The root of Sydney and Melbourne’s housing crisis: we're building the wrong thing
  49. Read my lips: truly empathic robots will be a long time coming
  50. If Turnbull really wants to make a difference on tax, he must dig deep into his political capital

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