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For the first time in centuries, we're setting up a generation to be worse off than the one before it

  • Written by: Kate Griffiths, Senior Associate, Grattan Institute
For the first time in centuries, we're setting up a generation to be worse off than the one before itThe avocado latte is indeed a thing, but young Australians are spending less on luxuries than they used to, while older Australians are spending more. Shutterstock

Each new generation of Australians since Federation has enjoyed a better standard of living than the one that came before it. Until now. Today’s young Australians are in danger of...

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Michelle Grattan on the Pacific Islands Forum wash-up, media freedom and the public service

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
Michelle Grattan on the Pacific Islands Forum wash-up, media freedom and the public serviceAustralian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been at the Pacific Islands Forum in Tuvalu.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Michelle Grattan talks to University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Deep Saini about the week in politics, including Australia’s role at the Pacific Islands Forum, the inquiry into media freedom and how the Morrison...

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Pacific Island nations will no longer stand for Australia's inaction on climate change

  • Written by: Michael O'Keefe, Head of Department, Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University

The Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Tuvalu this week has ended in open division over climate change. Australia ensured its official communique watered down commitments to respond to climate change, gaining a hollow victory.

Traditionally, communiques capture the consensus reached at the meeting. In this case, the division on display between...

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Glamorising violent offenders with 'true crime' shows and podcasts needs to stop

  • Written by: Xanthe Mallett, Forensic Criminologist, University of Newcastle

Even in death, the voice of Carl Williams is louder than that of his victims. Intimate prison letters written by the convicted murderer and drug trafficker to his ex-wife, Roberta – herself arrested this month on kidnap and threats to kill charges, allegedly made against a documentary producer – were published this month.

The explosion...

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  3. No, eating chocolate won't cure depression
  4. Why do different cultures see such similar meanings in the constellations?
  5. What is an inverted yield curve? Why is it panicking markets, and why is there talk of recession?
  6. The regions can take more migrants and refugees, with a little help
  7. The latest action plan to tackle violence against women isn’t perfect, but it takes a much-needed holistic approach
  8. Sydney stabbing shows reporters should not censor what they report on Twitter
  9. Supermarkets put junk food on special twice as often as healthy food, and that's a problem
  10. Should school uniforms be compulsory? We asked five experts
  11. my brush with Susan Sontag and other tales from the gay 'golden age'
  12. farmers in Far North Queensland are being left behind by the digital economy
  13. It'll be hard, but we can feed the world with plant protein
  14. How 'guaranteed' is a rise in the superannuation guarantee?
  15. Beijing is moving to stamp out the Hong Kong protests – but it may have already lost the city for good
  16. Amid talk of recessions, our progress on wages and unemployment is almost non-existent
  17. How do we identify human remains?
  18. How to know if we’re winning the war on Australia’s fire ant invasion, and what to do if we aren't
  19. Explainer: from bloodthirsty beast to saccharine symbol
  20. The Melbourne archbishop said he'd rather go to jail than break confession confidentiality. A new bill could send him there
  21. How ancient seafarers and their dogs helped a humble louse conquer the world
  22. Women aren't better multitaskers than men – they're just doing more work
  23. Can Scott Morrison deliver on climate change in Tuvalu – or is his Pacific 'step up' doomed?
  24. First home buyer schemes aren't enough to meet young adults' housing aspirations
  25. New research shows that Antarctica's largest floating ice shelf is highly sensitive to warming of the ocean
  26. Who am I? Why am I here? Why children should be taught philosophy (beyond better test scores)
  27. 54 million year old fossil flies yield new insight into the evolution of sight
  28. Tighter alcohol licensing hasn't killed live music, but it's harder for emerging artists
  29. Danger close? The battle over the meaning of Long Tan
  30. Australia's tax office can use global data leaks to pursue multinationals, High Court rules
  31. Gold rush-era rules to stop mining pollution are still in use – but they’re failing
  32. Patients have rights. Here's how to use yours
  33. Biden still leads US Democratic primaries, Trump's ratings fall slightly after gun massacres, plus Australian preference flows
  34. what is China's United Front, and how much influence does it have in Australia?
  35. Unwanted sexual attention plagues young women going out at night
  36. How recycling is actually sorted, and why Australia is quite bad at it
  37. Eleanor Anne Ormerod, the self taught agricultural entomologist who tasted a live newt
  38. why plants don't simply grow faster with more carbon dioxide in air
  39. Australia Institute analysis adds to Pacific pile-on over Morrison's climate policy
  40. Morrison needs to take control of China policy
  41. Survey reveals a third of NZ gun owners distrust gun lobby
  42. Hong Kong fears losing its rule of law; the rest of the world should worry too
  43. how genes act differently in male and female brains
  44. young Indigenous Australians want to be heard – but will we listen?
  45. Regulating Facebook, Google and Amazon is hard given their bewildering complexity
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  47. Memory and attention difficulties are often part of a normal life
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