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Australia's shift on Syria might finally recognise the Islamic State threat

  • Written by The Conversation
imageAustralia’s policy on Syria should assess the threat and engage with the least worst enemy to pursue an achievable outcome.AAP

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop recently indicated a shift in Australia’s policy in Syria by opening up the possibility of an ongoing role for its beleaguered president, Bashar al-Assad.

The driver behind this...

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Ratifying the TPP may be tough, but Australia needs it

  • Written by The Conversation
imageAustralia needs agreements like the TPP to counter protectionism.AAP/Tracey Nearmy

Eight years in total of protracted negotiations. Twelve countries. The largest multi-continental trade agreement since APECin 1989. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is complete.

Almost.

But the road to ratification will be rough. American unions, together with...

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  1. Growing our services industry will be the main gain from the TPP
  2. If lawful firearm owners cause most gun deaths, what can we do?
  3. How you can help scientists track how marine life reacts to climate change
  4. The campus experience is changing all over the world
  5. All fired up: southern Australia is looking towards a dry spring and a hot summer
  6. A 21st-century health system means seamless care and ongoing reform
  7. More than one-third of cancers can be avoided if Australians modify their lifestyle
  8. Outside the box: why American television history is worth remembering
  9. Universities Australia urges major investment in innovation amid bipartisan embrace of the future
  10. Five things you need to know about the Trans-Pacific Partnership
  11. Detainees on Nauru may have been 'released', but they are not free
  12. A genre-hopping triumph: The Rabbits
  13. Winners and losers in the Trans-Pacific trade deal: experts respond
  14. Hold the spray: some garden weeds are helping native wildlife
  15. The emotional workload of teachers is too often ignored
  16. Why biologics were such a big deal in the Trans Pacific Partnership
  17. Academic freedom isn't the issue with Lomborg's consensus centre
  18. Kicking pacifism: Japan's pivot to militarism defies popular will
  19. A tale of two cities: two young Australian jewellers make their mark
  20. Meeting Bill Campbell, the Nobel Prize winner for medicine
  21. Market jitters and weak global outlook means rates should hold
  22. Full response from Finance Minister Mathias Cormann
  23. Australian children exposed to toxic mining metals do worse at school
  24. How to create more entrepreneurs and investors for Turnbull's 'agile' Australia
  25. What more can Australia do to end the death penalty worldwide?
  26. What Australia can learn about e-government from Estonia
  27. Shields and smart buoys: new technology to protect sharks and people
  28. Children learn from stress and failure: all the more reason you shouldn't do their homework
  29. How will history understand the hipster?
  30. FactCheck: is deficit, debt and the spending trajectory of the previous government on the wane?
  31. Another day, Another IT failure
  32. Dutton to brief national security committee on refugees
  33. To tackle extremism in schools we must challenge the 'white curriculum'
  34. Storage can replace gas in our electricity networks and boost renewables
  35. True Blue? Crime fiction and Australia
  36. Health Check: is it OK to chew or crush your medicine?
  37. How can we stem the tide of online harassment and abuse?
  38. Don't cry for codeine, going prescription won't hurt much
  39. Tree spiking = Beheading ergo Environmentalism = Terrorism
  40. Fifield faces a hard road to bring Australia's media regulations into the 21st century
  41. Parramatta shooting: how much do we really know about 'lone-wolf' terrorists?
  42. The off-topic Conversation #63
  43. Why everybody knows CEOs are overpaid, but nothing happens
  44. Bans on kangaroo products are a case of emotion trumping science
  45. Low oil prices are here to stay as the US shale oil revolution goes global
  46. Closing down FOI: a case study in sneaky government
  47. Alert and ready for action: why it's time to ban energy drinks for under-18s
  48. Australia needs to do more to arrest the decline in apprenticeships
  49. Deep water: a new technology probes Sydney's groundwater for the first time
  50. FactCheck Q A: Will China have a 150% increase in carbon emissions on 2005 levels by 2030?

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