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a charismatic, generous performance about growing up Sikh in Australia

  • Written by Leah Mercer, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts, Curtin University
a charismatic, generous performance about growing up Sikh in AustraliaFully Sikh is a significant cultural and artistic achievement that feeds our hunger for sharing stories.Daniel J Grant/BSSTC

Fully Sikh, directed by Matt Edgerton, Perth’s Studio Underground

The foyer is adorned with colourful fabric and bunting. We’re welcomed by the sounds of Indian music while members of the Sikh community offer to...

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How big alcohol is trying to fool us into thinking drinking is safer than it really is

  • Written by Peter Miller, Professor of Violence Prevention and Addiction Studies, Deakin University
How big alcohol is trying to fool us into thinking drinking is safer than it really isAustralia's drinking guidelines are currently under review.From shutterstock.com

Over recent weeks, the alcohol industry has been drumming up mediadiscussion around Australia’s new drinking guidelines.

Australia’s guidelines on alcohol consumption are under ongoing review by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), with...

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A criminal asked to design anti-money laundering laws would probably keep our current ones

  • Written by Ronald F Pol, Senior researcher NZ, La Trobe University

Money laundering rarely gets as literal as the case in Thailand last week, where police raided homes of a ring suspected of laundering a billion baht (about A$48 million) of drug proceeds and found millions stashed in a washing machine.

Stories about money laundering, and efforts to prevent it, are rife.

In just the past week there were reports...

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Migrant communities keep our cemeteries alive as more Anglo-Australians turn to cremation

  • Written by Wilfred Wang, Lecturer, Communications & Media Studies, Monash University
Migrant communities keep our cemeteries alive as more Anglo-Australians turn to cremationWould you prefer to be buried or cremated? Shutterstock

The Australian society has changed significantly since cemeteries in Victoria were planned and designed 150 years ago. But there haven’t been any major redevelopment or review of the community’s changing requirements for what happens to our bodies when we die.

The Australian...

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  1. Morrison says China knows 'where Australia is coming from', after meeting Chinese vice-president
  2. Who's responsible for the slaughtered ex-racehorses, and what can be done?
  3. Arrogance destroyed the World Trade Organisation. What replaces it will be even worse
  4. Science prizes are still a boys' club. Here's how we can change that
  5. 4 ways to talk with vaccine skeptics
  6. The Trump presidency should not be shocking. It's a symptom of our cultural malaise
  7. how we hear image, emotion and identity
  8. Growing numbers of renters are trapped for years in homes they can't afford
  9. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the government's drought policy
  10. Our ability to manufacture minerals could transform the gem market, medical industries and even help suck carbon from the air
  11. Lambie stays mute on medevac vote after Senate inquiry splits on party lines
  12. Sydney's 9,189 'sister politicians' who petitioned Queen Victoria
  13. A pioneering climate scientist skilled in the art of life
  14. ​The Coalition government is (again) trying to put the squeeze on the ABC
  15. Is your horse normal? Now there’s an app for that
  16. Might consciousness and free will be the aces up our sleeves when it comes to competing with robots?
  17. Vital signs. Our compulsory super system is broken. We ought to axe it, or completely reform it
  18. What is perimenopause and how does it affect women's health in midlife?
  19. Curious Kids: how are stars made?
  20. a road trip reveals local museums stuck in a rut
  21. how 'city girls' can learn to feel at home in the country
  22. Storm clouds avoid the bush, darken over the economy
  23. Julianne Schultz appointed chair of The Conversation
  24. Cats are not scared off by dingoes. We must find another way to protect native animals
  25. does chewing gum stay inside you for years?
  26. what Australian discrimination law says about quotas
  27. can meditation change the world?
  28. Why white married women are more likely to vote for conservative parties
  29. Prime Minister's science prizes awarded for algebra expertise, anti-cancer research and excellence in science teaching
  30. miracles, Christianity and praying for rain
  31. Does choice overload you? It depends on your personality – take the test
  32. A requiem for Reformasi as Joko Widodo unravels Indonesia's democratic legacy
  33. is it OK to listen to music while studying?
  34. why people need a say on planning that affects their local community
  35. For people with a mental illness, loved ones who care are as important as formal supports
  36. By rejecting stereotypes, Slam and Ramy show us authentic Arab Muslim men on screen
  37. Myanmar might finally be held accountable for genocide, but the court case must recognise sexual violence
  38. the environmental footprint of electric versus fossil cars
  39. how Australian politicians would bridge the trust divide
  40. Facebook's online workers are sick of being treated like bots
  41. Don't calm down! Exam stress may not be fun but it can help you get better marks
  42. Our land abounds in nature strips – surely we can do more than mow a third of urban green space
  43. We can’t drought-proof Australia, and trying is a fool's errand
  44. These 3 factors predict a child's chance of obesity in adolescence (and no, it's not just their weight)
  45. China has form as a sports bully, but its full-court press on the NBA may backfire
  46. Alan Jones v Scott Morrison on the question of how you feed a cow
  47. In contrast to Australia's success with hepatitis C, our response to hepatitis B is lagging
  48. Australia is facing a looming cyber emergency, and we don't have the high-tech workforce to counter it
  49. Comprehensive gun register part of next stage of firearms law reform post Christchurch shootings
  50. Double counting of emissions cuts may undermine Paris climate deal

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