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When 'hand crafted' is really just crafty marketing

  • Written by The Conversation
imageUnlike manufacturing, craft involves risk and predictability.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

In their attempts to cash in on peak hipster, fast-food giants are passing off assembly-line products as small scale, bespoke creations that carry an aura of moral authority.

Six months ago, McDonald’s opened a café in Sydney’s...

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Baobab trees trace the African diaspora across the Indian Ocean

  • Written by The Conversation
imageA baobab in Tete Province, MozambiqueChristian Kull, Author provided

In the French novella The Little Prince, the titular prince comes from a very small asteroid planet called B612 where soil is full of baobab seeds. He tells the author that if left to grow, the baobabs would become so numerous and huge that they could make the little planet...

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Building prisons is not making us safe – what can government do?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe numbers of people in Victoria’s prisons are unsustainable and in part due to recent policy changes.AAP/Paul Miller

The Victorian Ombudsman, Deborah Glass, last week released a report into the rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners in the state. What can we take from its findings?

The report’s starting point is the reality of...

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  1. From 'debt and deficit' to 'building prosperity': what's needed to shift the economic narrative
  2. The off-topic Conversation #61
  3. Selling sex in music videos and Video Music Awards
  4. Playing with fire: the economics and network of fire and haze
  5. Damned Whores and God’s Police is still relevant to Australia 40 years on – more's the pity
  6. Banks are training us to embrace their competitors
  7. Grade repetition: there are better ways to move kids forward than by holding them back
  8. Beware the multipack: it may hinder rather than help your diet
  9. Creative self-destruction: the climate crisis and the myth of 'green' capitalism
  10. Mauna a Wakea: Hawai'i's sacred mountain and the contentious Thirty Meter Telescope
  11. Turnbull has moved beyond the Howard era in some respects, and returned to it in others
  12. Godzilla - a tale of the times
  13. Turnbull's clean sweep in reshuffle, with Hockey likely for Washington
  14. Turnbull unveils cabinet line-up: experts respond
  15. Dumped and disappointed Andrews pre-empts Turnbull's announcement
  16. Why I still support Charlie Hebdo
  17. Liberals easily hold Canning, but with about a 6.5% swing to Labor
  18. Mid-range swing a good result for Turnbull in Canning
  19. Ray Hadley mauls Scott Morrison – but no hard feelings
  20. If he wants to win an election, Turnbull should go back to his old self on climate
  21. Exciting times for the Financial System
  22. The competition test attracts odd political bedfellows, but isn't going away
  23. ATNIX: Australian Twitter News Index, August 2015
  24. Explainer: what causes cerebral palsy and can it be prevented?
  25. Objectivity: when ministers, journalists and a norm collide
  26. Turnbull's choice of Communications Minister will shape the NBN's future
  27. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull policy changes
  28. Does Tinder's new 'Super Like' make you look too keen?
  29. When it comes to the four-week wait for the dole, NZ comparisons ring hollow
  30. The unfinished business facing Australia's new treasurer
  31. How Australia's biggest dust storm went on to green the ocean
  32. The Conversation an antidote to shrinking newsrooms
  33. Cancer drug promises to break down barrier to HIV cure
  34. Grattan on Friday: Turnbull's new Liberal world is still a largely unknown country
  35. Countdown to Canning byelection: interview with Poll Bludger William Bowe
  36. Speaking with: the Poll Bludger William Bowe on the Canning byelection
  37. Should parent education levels and NAPLAN tests determine school funding?
  38. Five ways science can help you raise healthy children
  39. Macbeth brings double, double, toil and trouble from DR Congo
  40. Solar hot water giving you cold showers? Eight tips to warm you up
  41. One year on: the SNP, the BBC, and the Scottish neverendum
  42. The world learns a lesson that technology in schools doesn't improve education
  43. With a single sentence, Malcolm Turnbull can end Tony Abbott's war on renewable energy
  44. A New Kind of Human Being: Reply to Steve Fuller
  45. Chile earthquake: how high-tech warning systems save lives
  46. Ronda Rousey is ferocious in the cage, and in gender politics
  47. China's grip still tight on state-owned enterprises
  48. Politics podcast: Arthur Sinodinos on why Australia needed a new prime minister
  49. Abbott's last speech as leader – no tears or laughs here
  50. Iran: how a troubling actor could transform into a stabilising force

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