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Could a weekend of binge-drinking worsen your cold?

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People who binge drink on the weekend take more days off work, but the cost may be more than just economic.

Recently published research suggested alcohol and drug-related absenteeism costs the Australian economy around AU$3 billion a year. One of the report’s...

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VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the possibility of an early election

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University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Stephen Parker and Michelle Grattan discuss the week in politics including how much more the Abbott government can get through the Senate, the 12,000 refugee intake from Syria and whether or not there will be an election before the next budget.

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  1. Do the Crime, Do the Time
  2. High-tech consumerism, a global catastrophe happening on our watch
  3. Civic crowdfunding will challenge governments and charities
  4. Grattan on Friday: Under the Abbott government, there are no timelines for war or detention
  5. Surgeons take a scalpel to their own toxic culture
  6. Gene breakthrough brings glaucoma drugs a step closer
  7. Speaking with: Lawrence Gostin on Ebola, the WHO and the future of global health
  8. How strong are the world's new climate targets? Here are four things to consider
  9. Dumpster diving for dinner: do you have what it takes to eat 'freegan' food?
  10. Study confirms HSC exams source of major stress to adolescents
  11. The convenience food industry making our pets fat
  12. Can we predict the winner of the 2015 NRL grand final?
  13. Fat shaming doesn't make people any thinner
  14. A humanitarian and diplomatic crisis is unfolding on the Colombia-Venezuela border
  15. Apple's iPad Pro looks good, but who needs a phone with a 13 screen?
  16. Explainer: how do archaeologists discover forgotten ancient monuments?
  17. Mission impossible: Juncker calls for a more political EU
  18. How music can help relieve chronic pain
  19. Telling the full story: the daily challenge of reporting on Israel and Palestine
  20. Blaming the baby boomers for the housing crisis ignores the real issue: a lack of supply
  21. The African snakebite 'crisis' is nothing new: we’ve been worried about antivenom for decades
  22. The Boy Who Drowned
  23. Juncker gets political in State of the European Union address
  24. Oliver Sacks, the brain and God
  25. Explainer: is it really OK to eat food that's fallen on the floor?
  26. Real crisis in psychology isn't that studies don't replicate, but that we usually don't even try
  27. El Niño – what it will bring this year and how it could change with global warming
  28. More Syrian refugees: good for national security
  29. From Jimmy Carter to Donald Trump in four short decades
  30. Why dress and appearance matter at black colleges
  31. Why universities will have to pay more attention to the quality of their teaching
  32. Epilepsy: sorting the myths from the facts of a common disorder
  33. Apple provides a technology spritz keeping their products fresh but familiar
  34. Apple News could change the news business - will readers win?
  35. Deadliest superbugs are not the most toxic, new study shows
  36. Nazi salutes, Churchill's bricklaying and English racism: excerpts from the Maisky Diaries
  37. Diary of Soviet ambassador to London rewrites history of World War II
  38. Choose life, choose a job, choose a sequel ... do we need Trainspotting 2?
  39. Why baby boomers will be the last generation to have good pensions
  40. How should we design cities to make the most of urban ecosystems?
  41. The end of Western Europe?
  42. Politics podcast: Josh Frydenberg on Syria, the refugee intake and the economy
  43. New polio cases in Ukraine and Mali don't mean the vaccine is failing
  44. Arab women filmmakers are narrators and participants in the making of her-story
  45. With or without EU: Jeremy Corbyn and the re-emergence of left-wing Euroscepticism
  46. Food insecurity is more than just severe hunger
  47. How the world can cut malaria cases by 90% in the next 15 years
  48. History explains why black South Africans still mistrust vocational training
  49. Waiting for the state: politics of public housing in South Africa
  50. Why policymaking in South Africa has become more adversarial
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