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Labor refugee activists to mount strong push against Labor embracing turnbacks

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imageJoel Fitzgibbon has predicted that turnbacks would be part of Labor's policy for the election.AAP/Alan Porritt

Frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon has fired a salvo in one of the most electorally important battles for Bill Shorten at the coming ALP national conference – whether a Labor government should turn back boats.

Fitzgibbon, a former defence...

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Making up our minds: Attitudes towards sex are changing

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Population-wide studies about attitudes towards sex can give us an insight into how our changing attitudes as a society may support efforts for social change. For example, increasing support for gay marriage reflects the way that attitudes towards same-sex sexual activity are changing over time.

An article published last month in the Archives of...

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