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What’s the point of education if Google can tell us anything?

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Can’t remember the name of the two elements that scientist Marie Curie discovered? Or who won the 1945 UK general election? Or how many light years away the sun is from the earth? Ask Google.

Constant access to an abundance of online information at the click of a mouse or tap of a...

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Japanese media giant Nikkei bets £844m on a rosy future for the Financial Times

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imageCan the Pink 'Un continue it's strong transition to digital under new management?John Stillwell / PA Wire/PA Images

Business reporting has always been one of the most global forms of journalism, with economic and business news leaping continents in a globalised economy dominated by multinational countries. But business news organisations have still...

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  2. ALP conference day one: Labor says turnbacks needed to prevent drownings
  3. The Book of Days: creating an anthology live at the Sydney Writers' Festival
  4. TV shifts from hero to zero, but even Netflix can't kill pirating
  5. Why aren't all academy chains boosting results for their poorest students?
  6. Summer reading: the ultimate competitive sport of the middle class
  7. Growth of conventions shows geeks have always wanted to meet up IRL
  8. This is the end of the line for Syriza
  9. The CMB: how an accidental discovery became the key to understanding the universe
  10. Could Jeremy Corbyn resurrect Labour in Scotland?
  11. How we showed 'sleeping on it' really is the best way to solve a problem
  12. Loving emails show there's more to trees than ecosystem services
  13. How to design more stable democracies that better fit African realities
  14. What a less Eurocentric reading list would look like
  15. My disabilities do not define me. I am Jim
  16. Why GOP leaders are smart to hold their fire on Donald Trump
  17. Pope Francis goes home: but what about the 'evangelicos'?
  18. Antibiotic resistance doesn't just make bacteria harder to kill – it can actually make them stronger
  19. Are US vaccine rates going down because public trust and social ties are eroding?
  20. GE's return to its industrial roots offers hope US economy may do the same
  21. Why doesn't the fastest cyclist win the Tour de France?
  22. Pluto scientists were masters of the long haul -- here's how people stick with extremely long-term goals
  23. What the Tim Hunt brouhaha shows about how junior and senior academic voices are heard
  24. What you should expect from your GP
  25. Buen Vivir: South America's rethinking of the future we want
  26. 50% renewable energy would put Australia in line with leading nations
  27. The 'mini ice age' hoopla is a giant failure of science communication
  28. Barnes vs Reclaim Australia: does Khe Sanh work as a conservative protest song?
  29. Operation Sovereign Borders, offshore detention and the 'drownings argument'
  30. Epigenetics: phenomenon or quackery?
  31. Reclaim Australia re-energises radical nationalism
  32. FactCheck: is the GST as efficient but less equitable than income tax?
  33. Exoplanet Kepler-452b offers a glimpse into the future fate of our Earth
  34. Why you shouldn't fear your finances (you're probably richer than you think)
  35. Grattan on Friday: Shorten's battle for electoral acceptability costs him party credibility
  36. It's all about the leader at ALP conference, leaving less space for policymaking
  37. Truthy untruths: behind the facade of the Intergenerational Report
  38. How did it get so late so soon? Why time flies as we get older
  39. Google's vast library reveals the rising tide of climate-related words in literature
  40. Shenhua mine's water uncertainty means we should proceed with caution
  41. Children with autism shouldn't be forced to socialise
  42. Getting the gist of a 'historical' Jesus: the Jesus Seminar 30 years on
  43. The future of 3D printing lies in space and with an extra dimension
  44. Abrupt climate warming, not cold snaps, kicked off megafauna extinction: study
  45. Study predicts multi-meter sea level rise this century, but not everyone agrees
  46. DNA evidence proves climate change killed off prehistoric megafauna
  47. The positive impact of deworming in Kenyan schools: the evidence untangled
  48. Footballing androids of RoboCup are vital players in our robotic future
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