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As Morrison heads to the Pacific, our nearest neighbours will be looking for more than kind words

  • Written by: Mark Kenny, Senior Fellow, Australian Studies Institute, Australian National University

Scott Morrison travels to Europe for D-Day commemorations next week. While there, he may also hold talks with leaders such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of the G20 meeting in Japan in June.

With the UK and US in the midst of internal and international repositioning –otherwise known as turmoil – and with China continuing to...

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If the Adani mine gets built, it will be thanks to politicians, on two continents

  • Written by: Quentin Beresford, Professor of Politics, Edith Cowan University
If the Adani mine gets built, it will be thanks to politicians, on two continentsRe-elected Indian prime minister Narendra Modi might have helped the Adani mine in the Galilee Basin to get over the line. southwind.com.au, CC BY-SA

With the final approval of the Adani Carmichael coal mine now apparently imminent, it is important to ask how it has seemingly defied the assessment of experts that it is not financially viable.

After...

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If your kid is bullied and hurt on school grounds, can you sue the school?

  • Written by: Sally Varnham, Professor of Law, University of Technology Sydney
If your kid is bullied and hurt on school grounds, can you sue the school?Many victims of school bullying suffer mental illness later in life. from shutterstock.com

The Victorian state government was recently reported to be investigating whether it could make it easier for bullying victims to sue schools. This was prompted by the case of a 13-year-old boy who had to undergo surgery after being bullied at a private school...

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Traditional medicines must be integrated into health care for culturally diverse groups

  • Written by: Josephine Agu, PhD candidate, University of Technology Sydney
Traditional medicines must be integrated into health care for culturally diverse groupsTraditional Chinese herbal remedies are today used in many countries.From shutterstock.com

This article is the fifth part in a series, Where culture meets health.

Many people seek complementary treatments for various ailments. Perhaps herbal remedies to cure a cold, or acupuncture to ease lower back pain.

“Complementary medicine” refers...

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