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1. SBS Radio should look to its past to nurture its future
2. Why warmer storms could lead to more flooding than expected
3. Before we build Jurassic World we need to study recent extinctions
4. Disappearing hedgehogs show familiarity may be a curse
5. China data thefts expose murky world of hidden motives, tricky responses when nations hack
6. Of course space exploration is worth the money
7. Why Hamas still relies on violent repression to control Gaza
8. Facing psychological coercion and manipulation has become a daily part of claiming benefits
9. Women’s World Cup heralds progress, but a level playing field in football is miles off
10. Dreaming of glamour while living on the breadline – the life of a modern screenwriter
11. Should the UK spend more on defence?
12. How women contribute $3 trillion to global healthcare
13. Can the power grid survive a cyberattack?
14. Massive government employee data theft further complicates US-China relations
15. The failed effort to ban the ultimate weapon of mass destruction
16. Closing the computer science gender gap: how one woman is making a difference in many lives
17. Five things I learned when my research went viral
18. Chiraq: Spike Lee's latest film a comic riff on the violence that blights black Chicago
19. Turkey votes for change – but don't expect the Erdoğan power drive to end
20. Brandis and Dutton play some dirty pool in their fight with Gillian Triggs
21. The examined life: why philosophy needs to engage with the world, but hasn't
22. Human experiments – the good, the bad, and the ugly
23. How national security gave birth to bioethics
24. How Western plans to fight Putin's propaganda war could backfire
25. Former King wanted England bombed and an Anglo-German alliance, archives reveal
26. Taking a stand at work is good for your health – in more ways than one
27. US hack shows data is the new frontier in cyber security conflict
28. Revealed: the great geologist behind the Origin of Species
29. Towards another resource curse? Remittances and support for democracy in Africa
30. TB is treatable and curable: with the right will it can be eradicated
31. South Africans braced for new confrontation with government over controversial law
32. Collaboration plan for South African scientists fails to take off
33. Nearly a third of early adulthood depression linked to bullying in teenage years
34. RCEP: the trade agreement you've never heard of but should be concerned about
35. Health Check: how do generic medicines compare with the big brands?
36. Desert farms could power flight with sunshine and seawater
37. Look, our voices sound different now, in case you weren't listening
38. Stain or badge of honour? Convict heritage inspires mixed feelings
39. Embracing Indigenous languages: the Kiwis just do it better
40. A little number theory makes the times table a thing of beauty
41. Our latest scientific research partner was a medieval bishop
42. How I dissected a T. rex (it took chainsaws, feathers and lots of latex)
43. A sexually satisfying event for women, or just a new identity for an old antidepressant?
44. Not everyone who worries about immigrants is a bigot – they're just in a moral bind
45. First FIFA, then athletics doping claims: we are right to be outraged, but only up to a point
46. Explainer: how does an experiment at the Large Hadron Collider work?
47. Extreme hurricanes show benefits of pooling catastrophic risks across states
48. FIFA reform must not leave developing countries behind
49. How much government surveillance will Americans accept?
50. Austerity and house building boom mean British archaeology is in severe danger