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The Australian Dream is must-see for lovers of football and this country

  • Written by: Nonie May, Researcher, School of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne
The Australian Dream is must-see for lovers of football and this countryAdam Goodes in The Australian Dream: in the film he talks of finding an identity in football and with The Sydney Swans.Melbourne International Film Festival

Review: The Australian Dream, Melbourne International Film Festival

The Australian Dream is an affectionate portrait of a man, his sport, and his country. The documentary, which has premiered at...

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Labor battles to keep warm in a cold climate

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
Labor battles to keep warm in a cold climateOpposition Leader Anthony Albanese's approach is for Labor to pick carefully which issues it takes to the wire.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Although his circumstances are vastly different, Anthony Albanese is in sync with Scott Morrison in using the authority of leadership to the maximum.

In Albanese’s case, this has ranged from his determination to expel...

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High Court challenge in Kooyong and Chisholm unlikely to win, but may still land a blow

  • Written by: Graeme Orr, Professor of Law, The University of Queensland
High Court challenge in Kooyong and Chisholm unlikely to win, but may still land a blowThe posters in question, such as this one in the seat of Chisholm, are written in Chinese and are in the same colours used by the AEC. AAP/Twitter/Luke Hilakari

High Court challenge to Liberal victories in Kooyong, Chisholm

So read the headlines on Wednesday. But what is the law behind these election petitions?

My new book, The Law of Politics,...

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Australia can pick up its game and land a Moon mission

  • Written by: Andrew Dempster, Director, Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research; Professor, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications, UNSW
Australia can pick up its game and land a Moon missionThe 'Stairway to the Moon' as seen from Western Australia.Flickr/Gary Tindale, CC BY

Now all the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing have died down it’s worth considering where we are with future lunar missions half a century on.

Australia has long played a role in space exploration beyond helping to bring those historic...

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  1. What is herd immunity and how many people need to be vaccinated to protect a community?
  2. As question time becomes political theatre, does it still play a vital role in government?
  3. why two chief justices support the Voice to parliament, and why that matters
  4. How not to police financial services. Balanced scorecards don't work for bankers
  5. What sort of 'development' has no place for a billion slum dwellers?
  6. Breeding Thoroughbreds is far from natural in the race for a winner
  7. Yes, Peter Dutton has a lot of power, but a strong Home Affairs is actually a good thing for Australia
  8. Are there certain foods you can eat to reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease?
  9. New Zealand poised to introduce clean car standards and incentives to cut emissions
  10. Don't just blame government and business for the recycling crisis – it begins with us
  11. Fleabag’s feminist rethinking of tired screenwriting tools
  12. More teens are dropping maths. Here are three reasons to stick with it
  13. High Court challenge to Treasurer Josh Frydenberg under section 44
  14. No, it's not OK for the government to use your prescription details to recruit you for a study
  15. After 119 years, NSW is set to decriminalise abortion. Why has reform taken so long?
  16. can Earth be affected by a black hole in the future?
  17. A clever operatic adaptation of Oscar and Lucinda is let down by music that fails to captivate
  18. Private renters are doing it tough in outer suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne
  19. 'I'm an international student in Australia. How do I tell my parents the pressure they put on me is too much?'
  20. What are native grasslands, and why do they matter?
  21. wage theft has become a culturally accepted part of business
  22. Athlete development must better support Indigenous and Pasifika players
  23. Algorithms are everywhere but what will it take for us to trust them?
  24. People use sauna for well-being, but its medical benefits are not widely understood
  25. Anthony Albanese on Labor's hard times
  26. With wit and tenderness, Miles Franklin winner Melissa Lucashenko writes back to the 'whiteman's world'
  27. The Crown allegations show the failure of our gambling regulators. Serious reform requires real oversight
  28. The market for meat substitutes is way overdone
  29. journalism is in crisis and only more public funding can help
  30. Potential cost to patient safety as NZ debates access to medicinal cannabis
  31. HILDA findings on Australian families' experience of childcare should be a call-to-arms for government
  32. There's a reason you're feeling no better off than 10 years ago. Here's what HILDA says about wellbeing
  33. Australian city workers' average commute has blown out to 66 minutes a day. How does yours compare?
  34. your guide to the 2019 Miles Franklin shortlist
  35. a quarter of Australians are in inter-ethnic relationships
  36. Over 50% of young Australians still live with their parents – and the numbers are climbing faster for women
  37. More Australians are diagnosed with depression and anxiety but it doesn't mean mental illness is rising
  38. Teenagers who play sport after school are only 7 minutes more active per day than those who don't
  39. How Australia can make AI work for our economy, and for our people
  40. Pauline Hanson stymies inquiry into Angus Taylor's intervention on endangered grasslands
  41. India's tiger numbers are going up
  42. NSW's water plan is 'not working' but we can save the Barwon-Darling
  43. Meet Reece Kershaw, the new AFP commissioner. He's confronted superiors before, and will need to again
  44. What is Ligandrol, the drug swimmer Shayna Jack had in her system?
  45. We can put a leash on Google and Facebook, but there's no saving the traditional news model
  46. What Australia's competition boss has in store for Google and Facebook
  47. Young crime is often a phase, and locking kids up is counterproductive
  48. Poor housing leaves its mark on our mental health for years to come
  49. a new book aims to 'verbally smash the patriarchy', but its argument is imprecise
  50. a good way to increase women's dependence on men

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