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  1. How outdated stereotypes about British accents reinforce the class ceiling
  2. Scientists discover fundamental property of light – 150 years after Maxwell
  3. NHS needs agency staff, but it must manage them better
  4. Is depression a mental or physical illness? Unravelling the inflammation hypothesis
  5. Career guidance can keep disabled kids from slipping through the cracks
  6. Forget the G7, the world needs a new alliance to lead it in the 21st century
  7. Censorship of online content: paternalism versus parental guidance
  8. Even Khaled Sharrouf's family has the right to come home
  9. Grexit and the impacts on the 'average' Greek
  10. Is Islamic State evidence we are living in a ‘post-honour’ world?
  11. Australia's 'climate roundtable' could unite old foes and end the carbon deadlock
  12. On 'nanny states' and race, Leyonhjelm exposes the moral thinness of libertarianism
  13. FactCheck: might there have been people in Australia prior to Aboriginal people?
  14. Craft in Australia: let's not forget the real value of the handmade
  15. Why meditation should be taught in schools
  16. Happiness is an illusion, here's why you should seek contentment instead
  17. Science funding should go to people, not projects
  18. A cautionary tale of what happens when a country like Greece closes its banks
  19. The surprises in the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage decision
  20. What's in a name? Cameron singles out BBC over Islamic State coverage
  21. We've just started work on the technology to power a Star-Trek style replicator
  22. Galaxy survey to probe why the universe is accelerating
  23. What discerning book thieves tell us about a country's reading culture
  24. Declining winter sea ice near Greenland spells cooler climate for Europe
  25. Marine Le Pen has a new right-wing group in Europe – should we be worried?
  26. Why haven’t Madagascar’s famed lemurs been saved yet?
  27. Coffee shops: the hangout of choice for the hipsters of the 18th century
  28. To solve Britain's productivity puzzle, try asking the workers
  29. Can after-school activities help reduce attainment gap for poorer pupils?
  30. Government must invest in skills and police resources to tackle cybercrime
  31. The European Madhouse
  32. How the British media woke up to the Women's World Cup
  33. Sport can help with your asthma if you learn how to listen to your body
  34. Turnbacks remain an irritant in Australia-Indonesia relations: former foreign minister Natalegawa
  35. Tunisia attack shows the war with Islamic State is bigger than we think
  36. In a water-scarce West of the future, who will be hit hardest?
  37. Our mostly dry planetary neighbors once had lots of water—what does that imply for us?
  38. It's a mess: graduate schools are failing to prepare students for jobs
  39. How evolutionary psychology may explain the difference between male and female serial killers
  40. Explainer: how Europe does academic tenure
  41. Arrow and philosophy, part two: the morality of killing and violence
  42. Aboriginal history rewritten again by ignorant political class
  43. Why doctors won't cop legislated silence
  44. For sporting greats, knowing when to quit is the hardest challenge of all
  45. Two weeks of top spin and net returns: Wimbledon by numbers
  46. Australia needs a postal service but does the government need to own it?
  47. Orange is the New Black, True Detective and the gender problem on prestige TV
  48. Health Check: is breakfast really the most important meal of the day?
  49. Why business suddenly cares about staff being happy
  50. Out of the frying pan and into the fire: the plight of LGBTI refugees

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