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With the AIIB the world gets a new banker, and a chance to shape China's view

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imageAustralian Treasurer Joe Hockey joined a large contingent of leaders at the AIIB signing ceremony this week.Wang Zhao/EPA/AAP

Beijing was in full party mode this week as delegates from 50 countries gathered to sign the articles of incorporation for the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). Seven more countries are due to sign by the end of...

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Palm oil: scourge of the earth, or wonder crop?

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imageA relatively new commercial oil palm plantation on peatland in central Sarawak, Borneo.Denis Murphy, Author provided

If you happen to mention oil palm to most people outside of Asia you are unlikely to get a particularly positive reaction.

Over recent years, media coverage of oil palm has typically included images of displaced orangutan and burning,...

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  1. Shorten’s trust deficit is limiting Labor’s opportunities
  2. Obama's Amazing Grace shows how music can lift oratory high
  3. Brace yourself, genetic testing might give you more than you bargained for
  4. Temporal flux: why we need to keep adding leap seconds
  5. Supreme Court's EPA mercury ruling is a victory for common sense regulation
  6. From Grexit to Brexit? Greece holds dangers for the UK beyond the costs of default
  7. Do rats dream of the future?
  8. An introduction to the booming world of Latin American digital arts
  9. The UK tumbles out of top ten in key immigration ranking
  10. How Yersinia pestis evolved its ability to kill millions via pneumonic plague
  11. The rise and demise of a super-armoured monster worm from ancient China
  12. Game your way to weight loss, thanks to new research
  13. Revealed: why GM food is so hard to sell to a wary public
  14. Greece in crisis: even if Grexit is averted, the eurozone needs a fundamental rethink
  15. Five things the ancient Greeks can teach us about medicine today
  16. How oversized atoms could help shrink lab-on-a-chip devices
  17. Lancashire fracking refusals may be no red light to the industry – here's why
  18. Nine things to know about Greece's IMF debt default
  19. Chief prosecutor killed by car bomb as Egypt marks two years of al-Sisi
  20. Scotland should think carefully before criminalising clients of sex workers
  21. Decriminalization doesn't address marijuana's standing as a drug of the poor
  22. Americans face increased restrictions on reproductive rights—and they come from the states
  23. Do greener cars lead consumers to hit the road more often?
  24. Schools should offer anti-extremist education for all, not spy on those at risk
  25. Curriculum matters when it comes to kindergarten friendships
  26. I'm stuck like glue: why I love magnets and you should too
  27. Depression damages parts of the brain, research concludes
  28. Reinventing old technology: Cooper Hewitt's interactive pen
  29. Digging deeper holes: 20 years as an archaeologist in Cyprus
  30. Hockey wins $200,000 in Fairfax Media defamation case
  31. It's time for the new Great Barrier Reef expert panel to wade into the issue
  32. Teachers on the frontline against terror: what should schools do about radicalisation?
  33. NHS care.data still leaks like a sinking ship, but ministers set sail regardless
  34. Why Apple Music is set to take over the streaming business
  35. How social media is changing the way we talk about women's football
  36. Men and women could use different cells to process pain
  37. How outdated stereotypes about British accents reinforce the class ceiling
  38. Scientists discover fundamental property of light – 150 years after Maxwell
  39. NHS needs agency staff, but it must manage them better
  40. Is depression a mental or physical illness? Unravelling the inflammation hypothesis
  41. Career guidance can keep disabled kids from slipping through the cracks
  42. Forget the G7, the world needs a new alliance to lead it in the 21st century
  43. Censorship of online content: paternalism versus parental guidance
  44. Even Khaled Sharrouf's family has the right to come home
  45. Grexit and the impacts on the 'average' Greek
  46. Is Islamic State evidence we are living in a ‘post-honour’ world?
  47. Australia's 'climate roundtable' could unite old foes and end the carbon deadlock
  48. On 'nanny states' and race, Leyonhjelm exposes the moral thinness of libertarianism
  49. FactCheck: might there have been people in Australia prior to Aboriginal people?
  50. Craft in Australia: let's not forget the real value of the handmade
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