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We need to remember why we teach and learn languages

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imageAmid the debate about what languages should dominate at African schools, we're missing an important point: why do we learn language in the first place?From www.shutterstock.com

There is an ongoing debate across Africa about the ideal language of instruction in education. This tends to centre on whether children should be taught in their home...

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Why central banks with shareholders might not be such a bad idea after all

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imageThe National Bank of Austria, the most recent example of central bank nationalisationReuters

The ownership structure of central banks has been the subject of considerable change during the past 80 years. Today most central banks in the world are publicly owned, while this was not the case before World War 2. Yet an eclectic number of central banks...

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  1. What's behind Saudi Arabia's connection to Islamic State?
  2. The potential of behavioural economics: beyond the nudge
  3. Sport the crunch point for regulator in Foxtel-Ten deal
  4. Cultural Marxism and our current culture wars: Part 1
  5. Psychopaths versus sociopaths: what is the difference?
  6. Gaming through the ages: older Australians are embracing video games
  7. ALP demands 'marriage equality', but it's possible to be equal but different
  8. Report on abolishing research framework doesn't care about students
  9. Al Gore looks to states, not Canberra, on Australian climate visit
  10. In Dr Seuss' children's books, a commitment to social justice that remains relevant today
  11. Open letter: we must stop killer robots before they are built
  12. FactCheck: is 50% of all income tax in Australia paid by 10% of the working population?
  13. It will take a ban on caging pigs to clean up the pork industry
  14. How big tobacco gifted campaigns of misdirection and misinformation to the gun lobby
  15. ABC shop closures make business sense: but where will its digital strategy lead?
  16. Reducing depression in nursing homes requires more than just antidepressants
  17. Charging $22,000 for a graduate position won't solve the problem of law graduate oversupply
  18. The invisibility of Islamic art in Australia
  19. Turkey joining Islamic State offensive — so why is it targeting the Kurds?
  20. Flood severity along US coastline has worsened
  21. We transformed living cells into tiny lasers
  22. Are travel philanthropists doing more harm than good?
  23. Hospitals are safer than home births – but only if you're poor
  24. Shadow play: how China's unregulated banks feed its boom and bust economy
  25. Ignore the mudslinging – Corbyn would be a sound option for Labour
  26. Scientists at work: tackling India's snakebite problem
  27. “There is such confusion in my powers.”
  28. Abbott's $60 billion cost for Labor's renewables goal came from 'back of envelope'
  29. Renaissance on the bayou: the revival of a lost language
  30. How women are reclaiming their right to public space in Delhi
  31. The scorching winds on the surface of the sun – and how we're forecasting them
  32. How the legacy of slavery affects the mental health of black Americans today
  33. Has Taylor Swift finally figured out how to shake off Chinese counterfeits?
  34. Lady Philosophy: Loving Wisdom in Medieval Rome
  35. Foreign policy and the ALP national conference
  36. Time for action on one of the big four infectious diseases of our time
  37. In defence of Germany: why the EU's biggest champion doesn't deserve the vitriol
  38. How the third wave of coffee shops is transforming high streets
  39. Five truths about Scottish politics that might surprise you
  40. What is the search for extraterrestrial intelligence actually looking for?
  41. Improving student teachers' in-school experiences is a smart investment
  42. South Africa is rebranding its condom campaign: will it work this time?
  43. Science and technology hold the key to Nigeria reaching its full potential
  44. Dealing with African epidemics needs more than just a health response
  45. South Africa's struggling agricultural sector: what went wrong 20 years ago
  46. Health Check: what causes headaches?
  47. Regulating people – not just guns – might explain Australia's decline in mass shootings
  48. Moral panic is sown to make us scaredy-cats – that's nothing new
  49. Should a hunger charity accept support from a tobacco company?
  50. Democracy needs heroes to champion the cause

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