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Australia's appetite for dividends could cannibalise economic growth

  • Written by The Conversation
imageCommonwealth Bank shareholders continue to be rewarded with high dividends, despite the bank needing to raise capital.Dan Peled/AAP

As another corporate reporting season in Australia draws to a close, the broad trend has been moderately underwhelming earnings results, combined with a rise in the earnings repaid to shareholders in the form of a...

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Five things to think about when choosing a university course

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imageProspective uni students often talk about "wasting their ATAR". Don't worry about that, it's not a thing. from www.shutterstock.com.au

How do you choose the right university, or the right degree? The whole process can seem daunting. What should you focus on? How do you weigh up the different elements involved? So much seems to be at stake.

Students...

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Windows 95 two decades on: but why all the upgrades?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThen CEO Bill Gates at the Microsoft campus in the US, a day ahead of the launch of Windows 95 on August 24, 1995.Reuters/Jeff Vinnick

It’s been 20 years since the launch of Microsoft’s Windows 95 operating system, which changed the way we interacted with computers. But what was it that was so special about the software and why all the...

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  1. FactCheck Q A: Will India no longer buy Australian coal?
  2. What is Bitcoin? It is not that complicated if you ignore the geek speak
  3. A tale of vigilante justice: Adulterers, hackers, and the Ashley Madison affair
  4. Trust is the most tragic casualty of the Ashley Madison hacking scandal
  5. ‘Australia’s game’: the AFL in a period of radical change
  6. In the Lower Ninth Ward, a museum works to preserve a culture washed away
  7. Are non-graduate jobs 'upgrading' to give the graduates who do them more autonomy?
  8. How Moscow's man in Westminster charmed Churchill out of Britain's wartime secrets
  9. Why Alexis Tsipras has called a snap election in Greece
  10. Despite Ashley Madison furore, our view of infidelity has not always been fixed
  11. Fences in Calais protect ministers – not refugees
  12. Tsipras' second chance: Greece to hold elections
  13. Labour's voter 'purge' proves moderates can be authoritarians too
  14. Could aspirin reverse increased cancer risk in overweight people?
  15. How maths can help us fight infectious diseases
  16. Windows 95 turns 20 – and new ways of interacting show up desktop's age
  17. Cairo bomb: al-Sisi's Egpyt is less secure than ever
  18. Understanding the Amazonian workplace – it's the law of the jungle
  19. A book for any occasion – the perfect holiday mini library
  20. For Asian-American students, stereotypes help boost achievement
  21. In hospitals, a little bit of rudeness can be a very big deal
  22. Every song has a color – and an emotion – attached to it
  23. Hillary Clinton's problem: she can't run against Washington
  24. GST to stay on tampons, be applied to all online goods
  25. Are e-cigarettes a gateway to smoking in 14-year-olds? New US data
  26. Explainer: would Jeremy Corbyn's quantitative easing for the people work?
  27. Enemy within: the fungus that lives in your mouth and kills as many as MRSA
  28. Our endless appetite for zombies is because we're looking at ourselves
  29. Electric aircraft – the future of aviation or just wishful thinking?
  30. How Islamic State is moving its Egyptian battle from Sinai to Cairo
  31. Royal commissioner Dyson Heydon to reveal his future on Tuesday
  32. Passage of time: why people with dementia switch back to the past
  33. Radical, young, Muslim: the Arab-Australian novel in the 21st century
  34. Are judges in South Africa under threat or do they complain too much?
  35. A unique approach is required when ranking Africa's universities
  36. What's behind the conflict between people and animals in Tanzania
  37. South Africa's struggle to control sham stem cell treatments
  38. 'King Penguin' designer David Pearson heads south
  39. Australian planes are set to wing it over the Syrian cauldron
  40. Bias and the 'black-letter' judge: who is Dyson Heydon?
  41. CEO pay is high, but it's inequity that warrants attention
  42. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the government's leaks
  43. FactCheck: is ice more dangerous and addictive than any other illegal drug?
  44. How much has global warming worsened California's drought? Now we have a number
  45. What if the Ashley Madison hack was an inside job?
  46. Despite the headlines, dementia epidemic may not actually be getting worse
  47. Life's short, have you had an affair?
  48. No Escaping the Blue Planet
  49. Grattan on Friday: People on tenterhooks in a government that's waiting ... for something
  50. More income management trials will prove futile – it doesn't work

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