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1. Buen Vivir: South America's rethinking of the future we want
2. 50% renewable energy would put Australia in line with leading nations
3. The 'mini ice age' hoopla is a giant failure of science communication
4. Barnes vs Reclaim Australia: does Khe Sanh work as a conservative protest song?
5. Operation Sovereign Borders, offshore detention and the 'drownings argument'
6. Epigenetics: phenomenon or quackery?
7. Reclaim Australia re-energises radical nationalism
8. FactCheck: is the GST as efficient but less equitable than income tax?
9. Exoplanet Kepler-452b offers a glimpse into the future fate of our Earth
10. Why you shouldn't fear your finances (you're probably richer than you think)
11. Grattan on Friday: Shorten's battle for electoral acceptability costs him party credibility
12. It's all about the leader at ALP conference, leaving less space for policymaking
13. Truthy untruths: behind the facade of the Intergenerational Report
14. How did it get so late so soon? Why time flies as we get older
15. Google's vast library reveals the rising tide of climate-related words in literature
16. Shenhua mine's water uncertainty means we should proceed with caution
17. Children with autism shouldn't be forced to socialise
18. Getting the gist of a 'historical' Jesus: the Jesus Seminar 30 years on
19. The future of 3D printing lies in space and with an extra dimension
20. Abrupt climate warming, not cold snaps, kicked off megafauna extinction: study
21. Study predicts multi-meter sea level rise this century, but not everyone agrees
22. DNA evidence proves climate change killed off prehistoric megafauna
23. The positive impact of deworming in Kenyan schools: the evidence untangled
24. Footballing androids of RoboCup are vital players in our robotic future
25. Online carjacking: do auto manufacturers realise dangers of networked motors?
26. Technolog: Hack of dating sites signals an end to promiscuous use of online identity
27. Why is Jeremy Corbyn stealing the show? Because he's the only Labour candidate saying anything at all
28. #ImInWorkJeremy: why doctors are rejecting Jeremy Hunt seven-day roster
29. The same genes influence exam results across a range of school subjects
30. Climate zombies: can Labor bring back a tabloid-proof climate policy?
31. Explainer: biosafety and biosecurity in South Africa
32. Why cities are a rare good news story in climate change
33. Donald Trump supporters caught between respect for military and hatred of government
34. Through the brewing class: what beer-making can teach students about business
35. The Grateful Dead were decades ahead of their time
36. Promising prognosis as cancer deaths continue to fall
37. Judgement day: farewell but not goodbye to performance reviews
38. Tories' short-sighted energy policies could undo years of effort
39. After Pluto there's still plenty of the solar system left to explore
40. Why the falling price of gold may be cause for optimism
41. Why defeating Islamic State might mean re-reading The Lord of the Rings
42. Why the revolving door of hospital discharge is likely to keep on spinning
43. Let's hear it for carbs – Tour de France cyclists couldn't do it without them
44. Fear-based health information makes new mothers anxious
45. The war on feral cats will need many different weapons
46. How re-analysing the data of scientific research can change the findings
47. Africa's forests may be our last chance to slow climate change
48. South Africa needs to raise taxes: why a VAT increase would be a bad idea
49. Children exercising is a necessity for development, but there are limits
50. Money makes world of politics go round, and keeping it clean isn't simple