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CEO pay is high, but it's inequity that warrants attention

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imageCommonwealth Bank chief executive Ian Narev earned $8.32 million in 2015, an increase of nearly 5%.AAP/Dean Lewins

Excesses of CEO pay make headlines during annual company reporting season, particularly at a time where pay increases for the general population have been fairly static. Yet CEO pay levels in Australia have yet to reach the...

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VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the government's leaks

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University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Stephen Parker and Professorial Fellow Michelle Grattan discuss the week in politics including the Coalition’s talking points being leaked for a second day running, Labor and the China free trade agreement, the government’s campaign mode and what the upcoming Canning byelection will mean for Tony...

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FactCheck: is ice more dangerous and addictive than any other illegal drug?

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imageThe Prime Minister said ice was more dangerous than any other illegal drug.AAP Image/Lukas Coch

Ice is the worst drug scourge Australia has faced. It is far more potent, far more dangerous, and far more addictive than any other illegal drug. – Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Liberal Party of Australia email to subscribers, August 13, 2015.

“I...

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How much has global warming worsened California's drought? Now we have a number

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imageReally dry: a Colorado River aqueduct in southern California.Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

With each passing year, human-caused global warming bullies California for more water. Each year, the heat squeezes more moisture from soils and ecosystems.

This is because, as the atmosphere warms, its demand for moisture rises. Just as a puddle evaporates more...

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More Articles ...

  1. What if the Ashley Madison hack was an inside job?
  2. Despite the headlines, dementia epidemic may not actually be getting worse
  3. Life's short, have you had an affair?
  4. No Escaping the Blue Planet
  5. Grattan on Friday: People on tenterhooks in a government that's waiting ... for something
  6. More income management trials will prove futile – it doesn't work
  7. Politics podcast: Michael McCormack – the Nationals member for Riverina
  8. White out: Mike Parr will paint over the prints in his current exhibition ... but why?
  9. The science of doping and how cheating athletes pass drug tests
  10. Speaking with: Hayley Saul and Emma Waterton on the Nepal earthquake and the everyday Nepalese hero
  11. If we want to keep eating tuna, the world needs to learn how to share
  12. James Hird and the elusive truth about leadership integrity
  13. Flexischools have a lot to teach mainstream schools
  14. Numbers on the mind: how maths can help explain the workings of our brain
  15. The search for 'dark matter' and 'dark energy' just got interesting
  16. Tropical forests will still exist in 2100 – but they will be a sorry sight
  17. Why there must be freedom to publish flaws and security vulnerabilities
  18. Corbyn may be unelectable — but so are his rivals
  19. Records to beat and battles to watch at the World Athletics Championships
  20. Ashley Madison: should we blame the business or the customers?
  21. GCSE results remain stable – so why are ministers concerned exams are dumbed down?
  22. Technolog: Chasing illegal movie downloaders proves an unprofitable exercise
  23. Neoliberal epidemics: the spread of austerity, obesity, stress and inequality
  24. Yes, there are more female comics at the Fringe – but it's hardly time to celebrate
  25. Here's why the Greenwich Prime Meridian is actually in the wrong place
  26. How Israel withholds labour rights from the West Bank's Palestinian workers
  27. How young Greeks changed their degree choices as the economy crashed
  28. Talking to Mars: new antenna design could aid interplanetary communication
  29. Imagining a better outcome for Sandra Bland
  30. All is not well in the world of intercollegiate football
  31. Full response from traditional marriage advocate, Katy Faust
  32. FactCheck Q A: was Katy Faust correct on same-sex family studies and kids' rights?
  33. China’s receding regional ambitions?
  34. The fun and funding fears for children's theatre in Australia
  35. The trouble with teenagers: it stems from what they learn about friendship in school
  36. When it comes to mental health, parents shouldn't worry who their children are friends with
  37. Time to tap in to an underused energy source: wasted heat
  38. We all know about dementia but the lives of the most vulnerable make for sobering reading
  39. Waiting for Chilcot: are threats from families and politicians really the answer?
  40. DIY can be dangerous – but it's the invisible dust that may harm you the most
  41. Evidence for success of independent public schools is flawed
  42. What flows on Pluto?
  43. So you think you have IBS, coeliac disease or Crohn’s? Here’s what it might mean for you
  44. The riddle behind zebra stripes
  45. Why the world needs to keep pace with breakthroughs in stem cell research
  46. Why South Africa needs better laws for stem cell research and therapy
  47. Why applying a gender lens is key to addressing Africa's challenges
  48. South Africa's new visa rules: sound idea but badly executed
  49. Intense after-school tutoring holds many lessons – for learners and teachers
  50. Reflections on police funerals: what they say about South Africa's policing culture
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