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Turnbull arrives with charisma and baggage to the job he's seen as his destiny

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imagePrime Minister designate Malcolm Turnbull with Liberal Deputy Leader Julie Bishop during a press conference, after winning the leadership in a party ballot.Sam Mooy/AAP

Prime Minister-designate Malcolm Turnbull has promised to be a consultative leader who runs a traditional collaborative cabinet government, as he quickly moved to distance his...

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British socialism is back – but what does Jeremy Corbyn becoming Labour leader mean for the rest of the world?

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imageJeremy Corbyn is an advocate of increasing Britain's intake of Syrian refugees.Reuters/Neil Hall

The British Labour Party has a new leader in the form of Jeremy Corbyn – a left-wing politician who has spent more than 30 years rebelling against the party line.

Corbyn has some particularly controversial views on foreign policy issues and his win...

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  1. How Ireland managed to keep investment flowing during the tough times
  2. Sex and other reasons why we ban books for young people
  3. How will history look upon Abbott and his prime ministership?
  4. Diplomacy, not sanctions, are needed to tackle state cyberespionage
  5. Legend portrays Kray twins through prism of current attitudes to violent crime
  6. Turnbull defeats Abbott, set to become prime minister: experts respond
  7. Malcolm Turnbull ousts Tony Abbott in dramatic party coup
  8. How advertising research explains Donald Trump's profound appeal
  9. If Goldwater can win the GOP nomination, why not Trump?
  10. Can Iran's rulers still use enemies abroad to rally nation?
  11. Should the Fed raise rates? Wrong question – here's the right one
  12. Local fishing rights + marine reserves: a better approach to small-scale fisheries recovery
  13. Stem cells could help mend a broken heart, but they've got to mature
  14. It's true. It matters when professors know their students' names
  15. Malcolm Turnbull lunges for the prime ministership
  16. Australia's resettlement of Syrian refugees is tinged with déjà vu
  17. Terry Pratchett, Jane Austen, and the definition of literature
  18. How to save Corbynomics from itself
  19. Jeremy Corbyn and the economics of the real world
  20. Migrant or refugee? Why it matters which word you choose
  21. We built a robot butler (but don't throw out the ironing board just yet)
  22. In defence of bats: beautifully designed mammals that should be left in peace
  23. Five things dung beatles do with a piece of poo
  24. Geothermal technology is expensive, but it should still be part of South Africa's energy mix
  25. Deaths after seeking help point to priorities in tackling domestic violence
  26. Health Check: why do my muscles ache the day after exercise?
  27. Your face is part of Australia's 'national security weapon': should you be concerned?
  28. Police militarisation takes off with weaponised crowd-control drones
  29. How fast food is reinventing itself as healthy and caring
  30. The off-topic Conversation #60
  31. Chinese investment in residential real estate amounts to just 2%
  32. Five reasons why HIV infections in Australia aren't falling
  33. Good news and bad in latest annual report on HIV, hepatitis and STI rates
  34. Hashtags v bashtags: a brief history of mining advertisements (and their backlashes)
  35. 'Godzilla' El Niño: time to prepare for mega-droughts
  36. A plebiscite on same-sex marriage would be inconsistent with children’s rights
  37. Reading teaching in schools can kill a love for books
  38. Scientists turn to crowdfunding to save Australia's space research from cutbacks
  39. Wolfpack and the ethics of documentary filmmaking
  40. Why walking to improve your health is not quite as straightforward as it seems
  41. Most Australian voters are not influenced by religion
  42. Leadership talk flares, as Ipsos poll shows big swing in Canning
  43. Narrow Liberal win likely in Canning
  44. Jeremy Corbyn wins Labour leadership election – so what next?
  45. MPs vote no on assisted dying – so what are the arguments for and against?
  46. Record-breaking astronauts return to Earth – taking us one step closer to Mars
  47. If we burned all fossil fuels, would any of Antartica's ice survive?
  48. Why Americans are so obsessed with pumpkin spice everything – according to science
  49. Men want to spend more time at home – even if it means taking a pay cut
  50. If aid budgets are used to help refugees at home, is it still foreign aid?

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