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Are those fleeing persecution and impoverishment so very different?

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imageA boat carrying 450 people from Myanmar and Bangladesh is inspected by Thai Navy officers in the Andaman Sea. EPA/Royal Thai Navy

Indonesian officials have reportedly told Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop that of the 7000 people stranded in boats in the South-East Asian migrant crisis, only 30-40% are Rohingya asylum seekers. The officials...

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Coffee lovers beware: climate change may affect your brew

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imageCoffee is one of Africa's major exports.Hereward Holland/Reuters

We have known for some time that coffee is a climate-sensitive crop. Now we have the first global evidence that increasing minimum, or night-time, temperatures are having the hardest impact on your daily brew.

A warmer world with soaring day time temperatures has been linked to the...

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  1. The books that shaped the rise and fall of the British empire
  2. The missing middle of South Africa’s economic ladder threatens stability
  3. Post-menopause? Hit the weights, not the treadmill
  4. Wait and pay: action on climate change is cheap, delay is costly
  5. Meet the Australian wildlife most threatened by climate change
  6. We've only monitored a fraction of the Barrier Reef's species
  7. Remind me again, how does cannabis affect the brain?
  8. Modi the statesman must now sell domestic reform
  9. Forget siestas, 'green micro-breaks' could boost work productivity
  10. The 'magic of moments': Ben Okri on slow reading and his new novel
  11. IS radicalises Western youth via the internet? It's not that simple
  12. Keeping public priorities in public universities
  13. Science can influence policy and benefit the public – here's how
  14. Found: our 3m-year-old forebear who lived alongside 'Lucy'
  15. How Fleet Street turned Dunkirk from catastrophe into cultural icon
  16. Biofilms – the bacterial wound communities that protect themselves from attack
  17. Tories take a big risk by limiting strike action
  18. Queen's speech: Tories pick their battles with an awkward to-do list
  19. PM kicks human rights bill into the long grass – let's make sure it stays there
  20. Queen's speech 2015: the experts respond
  21. Could better tests have predicted the rare circumstances of the Germanwings crash? Probably not
  22. How to reform the EU? Win over François Hollande and Angela Merkel
  23. Thriving market for dwindling IP addresses is a good commercial reason to finally adopt IPv6
  24. FIFA meeting begins with a bang as arrests put corruption top of the agenda
  25. Past minimum wage gains make LA's $6 hike appear rather puny
  26. Beware of bullish bankers, their bubbles and the inevitable burst
  27. Technologies will tackle irrigation inefficiencies in agriculture's drier future
  28. When teachers see similarities with students, relationships and grades improve
  29. What's in a word? The challenges of 'transgender'
  30. Wanted: good leaders for government. Must have people, not just technical, skills
  31. Defence secretary warns of China's 'unprecedented' land reclamation activity in South China Sea
  32. How DNA is helping us fight back against pest invasions
  33. Gay marriage heading to cross-party bill
  34. The astronomy Toy Story row
  35. Explainer: what is credentialism and is a degree more than just a piece of paper?
  36. Cute, colourful and not that tasty – but the cleaner fish could save salmon farmers millions
  37. Treating Ebola has focused on the physical – but there will be mental scars too
  38. Are Swedes really 'a bunch of cyclops who can't tolerate ambiguity'?
  39. Why France is building a mega-university at Paris-Saclay to rival Silicon Valley
  40. Japan is regaining lost military muscle – and the US needs it
  41. Forget 'modest change': racism is entrenched in our Constitution
  42. Construction workers' safety must not be an after-thought
  43. Every world in a grain of sand: John Nash's astonishing geometry
  44. What if Sydney University’s complementary medicine research shows it's useless?
  45. Don't panic about the pill – it's safer than driving to work
  46. Given the value of emissions cuts, solar subsidies are worth it
  47. Australia can have ballistic missile defence – doesn’t mean we should
  48. African voices (finally) get to tell their stories about health efforts
  49. Why land evokes such deep emotions in Africa
  50. Mobile phones the pathway to internet in Africa
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