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Objectivity: when ministers, journalists and a norm collide

  • Written by The Conversation
imagePeter Dutton claimed that journalists should be 'objective reporters of the news'.AAP/Sam Mooy

Academic and journalists alike are fond of declaring that objectivity in journalism is outright impossible. The fallback is to say that even though the ideal of objectivity might be unattainable, it remains important to strive for.

Fairfax columnist and...

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VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull policy changes

  • Written by The Conversation

University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Stephen Parker and Michelle Grattan discuss the week in politics, including the main changes for new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s cabinet, changes in Liberal policy platforms, the possibility of a breakaway party and what’s next for Opposition Leader Bill Shorten.

The authors do not work for,...

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Does Tinder's new 'Super Like' make you look too keen?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageTinder introduces the new 'Super Like' -- should you 'swipe up'?Eileen Chu and Stefano Verrelli, Author provided

In the search for love, the conventional wisdom would have us believe that playing hard to get is a winning move.

Indeed, previously in online dating, sending a simple “Like” was enough to allow singles to subtly express their...

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  1. When it comes to the four-week wait for the dole, NZ comparisons ring hollow
  2. The unfinished business facing Australia's new treasurer
  3. How Australia's biggest dust storm went on to green the ocean
  4. The Conversation an antidote to shrinking newsrooms
  5. Cancer drug promises to break down barrier to HIV cure
  6. Grattan on Friday: Turnbull's new Liberal world is still a largely unknown country
  7. Countdown to Canning byelection: interview with Poll Bludger William Bowe
  8. Speaking with: the Poll Bludger William Bowe on the Canning byelection
  9. Should parent education levels and NAPLAN tests determine school funding?
  10. Five ways science can help you raise healthy children
  11. Macbeth brings double, double, toil and trouble from DR Congo
  12. Solar hot water giving you cold showers? Eight tips to warm you up
  13. One year on: the SNP, the BBC, and the Scottish neverendum
  14. The world learns a lesson that technology in schools doesn't improve education
  15. With a single sentence, Malcolm Turnbull can end Tony Abbott's war on renewable energy
  16. A New Kind of Human Being: Reply to Steve Fuller
  17. Chile earthquake: how high-tech warning systems save lives
  18. Ronda Rousey is ferocious in the cage, and in gender politics
  19. China's grip still tight on state-owned enterprises
  20. Politics podcast: Arthur Sinodinos on why Australia needed a new prime minister
  21. Abbott's last speech as leader – no tears or laughs here
  22. Iran: how a troubling actor could transform into a stabilising force
  23. Why Facebook needs to do more to protect you from online abuse
  24. Streets of Papunya delivers an artistic renaissance worth celebrating
  25. Giving water policy to the Nationals could trigger a logjam of bureaucracy
  26. Smart meters, dumb policy: the Victorian experience
  27. Antidepressant trial's upended results show need for sharing all data
  28. Free trade agreements fail to boost Australian agriculture and food manufacturing
  29. Market volatility is here to stay, but high-frequency trading not all bad
  30. Is there a moral centre in our brain?
  31. Scarcity and sexism: does watching The Bachelor make you a bad feminist?
  32. The Book Council of Australia? Well, it's better than nothing
  33. Air pollution causes more than 3 million premature deaths a year worldwide
  34. Australia is among the most liveable nations, but it lags other countries on sustainability
  35. How we plan to bring dark matter to light
  36. Those damned meejah!
  37. What it's like to be a woman working in science, and how to make it better
  38. Turnbull has a shovel-ready man who could become Liberal federal director
  39. Woodside's failed Papua New Guinea power play shows the growing desperation in the gas sector
  40. I Go to Rio: Australia’s forgotten history with Brazil
  41. The geography of compassion
  42. From Kabul with fading hopes: Afghanistan’s war continues
  43. A real death: what can you expect during a loved one's final hours?
  44. Turnbull's 'agile' government borrows from his IT past
  45. Australia's next wave of startups could be from the over-55s
  46. The Returnbull – just how bad is it for Labor?
  47. #returnbull: How Twitter Reacted to the Latest Leadership Spill
  48. Malcolm Turnbull wants to embrace 'disruptive technology' – he can start with solar power storage
  49. Team Turnbull's challenge is to fix our economic reform malaise
  50. PNG marks 40 years of independence, still feeling the effects of Australian colonialism

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