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Two weeks of top spin and net returns: Wimbledon by numbers

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imageWorth their weight in gold (the trophies).EPA/Andy Rain

Two down, two to go. We are halfway through the Grand Slam tennis season – the Australian and French Opens are passed, the US Open will be staged in September and Wimbledon is now underway. So far, Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic and Stanislaw Wawrinka have taken the major honours, but...

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Orange is the New Black, True Detective and the gender problem on prestige TV

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe latest season of Orange is the New Black is currently screening on Showcase – but do female showrunners get treated in the same way as their male counterparts?Showcase

Thanks to the globalisation of American television, Australians can now access almost all “good” – or “prestige” – American television...

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  1. Why business suddenly cares about staff being happy
  2. Out of the frying pan and into the fire: the plight of LGBTI refugees
  3. Professors aren't born: they must be nurtured
  4. Why the Global Peace Index needs be read with scepticism
  5. What can be done to make sure that wind energy and Africa's vultures co-exist
  6. Explainer: behind the scourge of child rape in South Africa
  7. When it's not good for the sun to shine on you
  8. Pursuing happiness: it's mostly a matter of surviving well together
  9. Good grammar and spelling - are they enough to guarantee good teaching?
  10. The off-topic Conversation #49
  11. Path to Grexit tragedy paved by political incompetence
  12. What if your manager's work could be replaced with an algorithm?
  13. The carbon tax wasn't a 'slug' to the economy and Direct Action may be a waste of money
  14. Zaky Mallah: a cautionary tale of radicalisation and the need for belonging
  15. Yesterday’s future: the troubled mothers in Mad Men will live on
  16. Can inclusive education do more harm than good?
  17. Focus on illicit drugs puts Australia's drinking problem on ice
  18. The price of innovation: higher fees could stifle patents
  19. Euro nightmare unfolds: queues at banks in Greece as capital controls follow ECB funding cap
  20. Broad coalition formed to seek common ground on tackling climate change
  21. Labor refugee activists to mount strong push against Labor embracing turnbacks
  22. Making up our minds: Attitudes towards sex are changing
  23. Same-sex ruling was no surprise to Supreme Court gamblers—and shouldn't be to you either
  24. Day of terror reminds us that extremism must be a problem shared
  25. Why Islamic State attacked a Kuwait mosque during Ramadan
  26. Why kill? The dreadful psychology behind acts of terror
  27. Now the Greek people will decide – why Tsipras referendum is the right move
  28. Conservatives should embrace same-sex marriage
  29. Abbott's sister spruiks same-sex marriage at Liberal moderates' dinner
  30. Happy about the Supreme Court's ACA decision? Thank a law professor
  31. Forgiveness as the first step in reconciliation
  32. The Supreme Court upholds same-sex marriage: expert reaction
  33. Gay marriage legal in all 50 US states, thanks to Supreme Court ruling
  34. Shoestring surveillance and a shattered social model – latest France attack puts Hollande in a bind
  35. Terror in Tunisia: tourist deaths on the beaches of Sousse will kick-start a national crisis
  36. Without Network Rail upgrades, the Northern Powerhouse will falter
  37. Dutch court's climate ruling may force other states to cut emissions – or else
  38. One small law reform could bring justice to hundreds of child abuse victims
  39. Europe's quibbles over numbers leave migrants stranded
  40. Miniaturisation will lead to 'smart spaces' and blur the line between on and offline
  41. Universal sperm bank would strike at a core human freedom
  42. Terror attacks on France and Tunisia are much more than a security issue
  43. Can millennials pay attention to classwork while texting, tweeting and being on Facebook?
  44. Low aspirations don't explain why white working-class children fall behind
  45. Patrick Macnee: gallant Steed who personified the Swinging Sixties
  46. J M Barrie's returning 'lost' play gives us an early glimpse of Peter Pan
  47. Five things you need to know about the IMF's stance on Greece
  48. Glastonbury: how to sell out without 'selling out'
  49. Why anti-cancer properties in cannabis must be investigated
  50. Is the not-so beautiful men’s game putting people off women’s football?

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