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1. Women need to start believing that they're fabulous – then we'll start to see change
2. Paint gives clues about the ingenuity of ancient culture
3. Does decriminalising pimping further women's rights?
4. Foxtel boxed into a corner as sport streaming takes hold
5. Forget about a 'currency war'; we'll have bigger worries off a weaker yuan
6. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Dyson Heydon
7. Why children under five are twice as likely to die in the UK as in Sweden
8. Singer and Fisher preach to their flocks in euthanasia debate
9. The verdict is in: feel-good exercise hormone irisin is real
10. A Constitutional Referendum: a Hail Mary for those opposed to Marriage Equality
11. Going against the flow in Grant Scicluna's debut feature film Downriver
12. Australia's gig economy yet to register in employment numbers
13. Increase in special exam consideration reflects increase in mental illness diagnoses
14. Eat food, not nutrients: why healthy diets need a broad approach
15. The living ghosts of 1945 haunt Asia's rival powers
16. Grattan on Friday: Royal Commissioner finds it is not just witnesses that can have a credibility problem
17. We should not dismiss the dangers of 'killer robots' so quickly
18. Menstruation is a global health problem – and we need to talk about it
19. Researchers produce opioid pain killer from genetically modified yeast with opium poppy genes
20. Is the global warming ‘hiatus’ over?
21. US shouldn't fret over cheaper yuan: China's growing middle class will keep buying 'Made in America'
22. Technolog: Lawyers argue phone encryption helps criminals and blame Apple and Google
23. No surprises on A-level results day – and that's a good thing
24. Sorry Amnesty, decriminalising sex work will not protect human rights
25. Gibraltar's contested waters: it's time to settle this unedifying spat
26. Hard Evidence: how has the sharing economy changed job security?
27. How to protect planes and passengers from explosions on the surface of the sun
28. Don't expect straight answers on data sharing from the firms that profit from it
29. Jeremy Corbyn is the only candidate with a distinct arts policy
30. Clubs and bars are closing but has anything really changed?
31. Council tax reform is long overdue - so how do we do it?
32. Young asylum seekers face lengthy legal battles to stay in Britain
33. A simple daily pregnancy pill could boost population IQ and save the NHS money
34. Indonesian cabinet reshuffle: experts respond
35. Whether Mozart or Madonna, music can help you recover from surgery
36. America's most lethal animal
37. Big data algorithms can discriminate, and it's not clear what to do about it
38. Compton commodified: NWA was always a blend of fiction and reality
39. Better policies are needed to support local adoptions for children orphaned by Ebola
40. Here's how rape on campus remains a hidden crime
41. Your brief to the Paris UN climate talks: how we got here and what to watch for
42. New UN rules put the spotlight on climate laggards to lift their game
43. Now universities can accept as many students as they want, will there be a free-for-all in clearing?
44. Why human head transplants are still a long way from becoming a reality
45. Cities, cyborgs and social science: how will we live in the year 2065?
46. Stop the wishful thinking: Obama's feeble power plan still isn't clean enough
47. Tropical worms: they infect a third of the planet, so why aren't we doing more?
48. Explainer: what is the dark web?
49. Cabinet ministers brawl over same-sex marriage popular vote
50. Stop bugging the bugs: the world as we know it would fall apart without them