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Abbott tells Europe: do things my way

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageTony Abbott's speech to conservatives in London overlooks the differences between Australia and Europe in the numbers of refugees. AAP/Mick Tsikas

Tony Abbott’s initial post-prime ministerial public foray on the policy front has been narrowcast and hardline. Delivering the Margaret Thatcher lecture in London, the former prime...

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Abbott stranded in between fuzzy nostalgia and a pessimistic present

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageTony Abbott's modest domestic policy record in office is dwarfed by Margaret Thatcher’s dismantling of socialism.AAP/Lukas Coch

Tony Abbott began his career as a thoughtful politician. His 2009 book Battlelines is not a brilliant work but it is a notably more coherent and argued expression of a political viewpoint than anything Julia Gillard...

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What 'fair' superannuation would look like

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageRetirees with higher incomes gain significant benefit from Australia's super tax concessions.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

Australia is engaged in an ongoing debate about the fairness of the superannuation system. Those on the highest incomes are seen as extracting the greatest and an unfair advantage from tax benefits currently available....

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  1. Australians understand depression, so why don't we ‘get’ anxiety?
  2. Australian Academy of Science President: why we divested ourselves of fossil fuel investments
  3. Law allows Myer to outsource responsibility for labour hire workers
  4. Dinosaurs on stage: Jurassica continues Australia's proud lineage of Italian migration stories
  5. How many classes does it take to describe Australians? The answer may surprise you
  6. Everybody loves Malcolm – for now
  7. Liveable cities: who decides what that means and how we achieve it?
  8. Oxytocin may benefit some children with autism, but it's not the next wonder drug
  9. It really pays for franchisees to do their due diligence - here's how
  10. Four barriers to higher education regional students face – and how to overcome them
  11. Fatal error: why we don't fully trust technology
  12. Smiles all round: Why sharing happy news is good for you and everyone you know
  13. The Highs and Lows of the Bastard Genius
  14. Not everything gives you cancer, but eating too much processed meat certainly can
  15. DIY climate action might make us feel good, but it won't solve the problem
  16. Historical hospital records can show us what not to do in helping psychosis patients
  17. Film Thor promises an Australian jobs bonanza, but don't believe the hype
  18. Politics podcast: John Blaxland on his new book, The Official History of ASIO
  19. Police can play a greater role in community-based efforts to tackle radicalisation
  20. Woolies' new loyalty program offers a glimpse into the future
  21. The building blocks of dissidence: Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and #Legogate
  22. Reaction: Alan Finkel to be Australia's next Chief Scientist
  23. Most countries need to at least double their efforts on climate: study
  24. Choose your own climate adventure: a new website lets you build a global deal
  25. Jamming with your toddler: how music trumps reading for childhood development
  26. The RBA should cut rates, but not because the banks are upping them
  27. Asylum seekers could be our next wave of entrepreneurs
  28. Could a new 'basic income' protect Australia's most vulnerable?
  29. Five reasons to teach robotics in schools
  30. From student to start-up – how a PhD can boost budding businesses
  31. HIV latency: a high-stakes game of hide and seek
  32. Newspoll brings more bad news for Bill Shorten
  33. Health Check: what should you do if you're bitten by a spider?
  34. New worlds to be named by popular vote (and their stars too!)
  35. Are some franchises more likely to exploit their workers?
  36. Indonesians should be able to talk about 1965 massacres without fear of censorship
  37. In love with Uber and Airbnb? You might have 'disruption fever'
  38. Worldwide, climate change is worse news for women
  39. How to protect authors after Google Books wins its 'fair use' case, again
  40. To feed growing cities we need to stop urban sprawl eating up our food supply
  41. Competing visions for the Asia-Pacific could yet complement each other
  42. Explainer: what is genderqueer?
  43. Alan Finkel announced as Australia's new Chief Scientist
  44. Alice in Wonderland at 150: Why fantasy stories about girls transcend time
  45. The off-topic Conversation #66
  46. Australian education fails one in four young people – but not the wealthy ones
  47. Work remains a mirage for skilled but stymied asylum seekers
  48. Why are the Olympics in search of the X-factor?
  49. We need to stop Australia’s genetic heritage from being taken overseas
  50. Mummies have had a bad wrap – it's time for a reassessment

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