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  1. The volcanoes of Venus, have we finally seen one erupt?
  2. Wind commissioner? Let's have a coal commissioner too
  3. Danish government voted out — but who moves in depends on a battle of wills on the right
  4. Misleading reporting disguises need to protect FIFO workers
  5. Remind me again, how can companies patent breast cancer genes?
  6. Five reasons housing is more affordable overseas
  7. Why World Bank praise for a profit-making education firm in Kenya was a bad idea
  8. These Pacific islanders still live at the mercy of the US military
  9. How we discovered the dark side of wearable fitness trackers
  10. China is outflanking Russia in the struggle to woo Europe
  11. The massive waste happening in mosquito-borne disease research
  12. Baboons don't play follow the leader – they're democratic travellers
  13. China's Trans-Amazonian railway might be the lesser of two evils
  14. YouTube could change the way we broadcast sport in Australia
  15. Why Africa's sports industry needs to step up to the plate
  16. Waste to wealth: the hidden potential of waste from fruit
  17. Dropping the volume around schools can improve learning
  18. Al-Bashir: South Africa's moment of glory and shame
  19. Rewriting the script around South Africa's rape statistics
  20. 'Very loyal' productive workers: the same people we fear as refugees
  21. Test scores aren't good quality indicators for schools or students
  22. Donald Trump and Neil Young: what that song communicates
  23. Planning ahead to reduce feast and famine after natural disasters
  24. Speaking with: Hazel Easthope on designing for high density living
  25. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on damage to Bill Shorten
  26. 'Kennewick Man' was Native American, study suggests
  27. Where is all the ivory from? Using forensic science and elephant DNA to stop poachers
  28. Pope encyclical on ‘ecological crisis’ asks us to examine our deepest values and beliefs
  29. Local journalism is under threat – here are some ways we can save it
  30. US trade fight underscores long road ahead for Pacific pact in foreign capitals
  31. Realistic robot faces aren't enough – we need emotion to put us at ease with androids
  32. Study shows the paw-sitive effects of watching cat videos
  33. Technolog: Elop fired, LastPass hacked, Samsung can be hacked, and new games at E3
  34. Ancient Greece makes a comeback (as modern one mired in crisis)
  35. News, jokes and listicles: here's how BuzzFeed has changed the face of journalism
  36. We care about dementia, but we often don't know what causes it
  37. Why the UK doesn't mind if aid boosts military spending
  38. Early humans had to become more feminine before they could dominate the planet
  39. Flat debate fails to ignite Labour’s leadership campaign
  40. Deal or No Deal shows how transparency makes us risk averse
  41. Special exam arrangements for dyslexia veering out of control
  42. Walter Scott war journalism from the Waterloo battlefield
  43. Jeb Bush promises 4% growth. Could 'President Bush III' deliver?
  44. Keep foreign hands off Afghanistan
  45. For believers, fear of atheists is fueled by fear of death
  46. It's the ecology, stupid: pope's encyclical shakes up US politics
  47. Salazar, Armstrong and the role journalists play policing sports
  48. Time for an Obamacare checkup: how has it affected businesses so far?
  49. Giving students choice in reading helps stem the 'summer slide'
  50. When we really want something, we assume everyone else does too

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