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Another rate cut possible due to weak economy: Stevens

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imageReserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens condemned the "inability to find political agreement" on infrastructure.AAP/Dan Peled

Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens has left open the possibility of a further interest rate cut but warned against expecting monetary policy to do too much of the work in encouraging economic growth.

Speaking to the Economic...

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South Africa's renewable energy plan needs a close eye

  • Written by The Conversation
imageSince its launch in 2011, South Africa's renewable energy programme has brought a diversity of new players and sources of investment to the country. Reuters

South Africa has become one of the leading destinations for renewable energy investment with an estimated R193 billion already committed. But there are question marks over how successful the...

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  1. Why it's time the world embraced Wikipedia
  2. Why nuclear power would be a bad option for South Africa
  3. The G7 is right to call for fossil fuel phase-out, but it can happen sooner
  4. NSW ditches another protection for Indigenous people in custody
  5. On the frontier: the intriguing dance of history and fiction
  6. Why I Love: surrounding myself with venomous critters
  7. New solar storm forecasting technique breaks the 24-hour warning barrier for Earth
  8. Explainer: what is 'judicial review'? How does it apply to citizenship?
  9. Ice epidemic or not, heavier use and higher purity is increasing harms
  10. Tailored online NAPLAN better for monitoring high and low achievers
  11. Stanza and deliver – the filmic poetry of Mad Max: Fury Road
  12. Don't give up on orange-bellied parrots yet, there's still hope
  13. Beliefs about innate talent may dissuade students from STEM
  14. Uber 'micropreneurs' signal the end of work as we know it
  15. Why the G7 warning of more sanctions won't worry Russia
  16. G7: We won't be off fossil fuels by 2100 – we'll be burning every last lump of coal
  17. Found: preserved dinosaur cells – but sadly scientists still can't build Jurassic Park
  18. Blanket ban on legals highs could push users towards more dangerous substances
  19. Instead of laying off thousands of staff, HSBC should focus on becoming a model bank
  20. Helicopter or hands-off: today's parents can't seem to win
  21. The deadly poison lurking in a frog the size of your fingernail
  22. Apple's developer conference shows why borrowing other's ideas is a good thing
  23. Act of Killing sequel The Look of Silence unearths deeper truths about Indonesia's violent past
  24. Cameron's EU-turn: Machiavellian manoeuvre or a hand overplayed?
  25. Shorten puts the gender gap on Labor conference's agenda
  26. Crowdsourcing the Serengeti: how citizen scientists classified millions of photos from home
  27. G7: Why Greek economy needs much more than just a debt deal
  28. Scientists anxious about the future of research funding
  29. Apple can't rely on numbers alone to make streaming a success
  30. Your dog could hold the answer to cancer treatments of the future
  31. Government's own 'freedom commissioner' Tim Wilson questions citizenship plan
  32. G7 continues sanctions on Russia — because it's out of other ideas
  33. Real wages show US economy is stronger than you think
  34. What else will we lose when Wisconsin faculty loses tenure?
  35. Will women's soccer ever have a mass following beyond the World Cup?
  36. Explainer: how flogging violates international law
  37. G7: Life under austerity shows why Syriza are fighting it so hard
  38. Detention gag orders make it impossible for doctors to do their job
  39. Even without written codes, ethical standards for human research existed before World War II
  40. RBS sell off is a missed opportunity – and must be a rallying point for protest
  41. The history of shoes has been frivolous, ridiculous and extreme
  42. Pressure growing for Scotland to join other nations in ban on sex trade
  43. A year into the caliphate, how has IS managed to capture so much territory?
  44. Dental implants have been around since ancient times, but new teeth can also fall out
  45. Historical fiction, fictional history: stories we tell about the past
  46. Apartheid continues to cast shadow on equality of opportunity
  47. Gay students still not welcome at South African universities
  48. Navigating South Africa's loaded political lexicon
  49. Why South Africa needs to pursue the potential of gas from fracking
  50. Has consumer capitalism hit a Powerwall?

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