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How creativity can help us cultivate moral imagination

  • Written by: Elizabeth Reid Boyd, Senior Lecturer School of Arts and Humanities, Edith Cowan University
How creativity can help us cultivate moral imaginationTo imagine is to form a mental image, to think, believe, dream, picture.Shutterstock

She had quite forgotten the Duchess by this time, and was a little startled when she heard her voice close to her ear. “You’re thinking about something, my dear, and that makes you forget to talk. I can’t tell you just now what the moral of that...

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how groups and individuals spread racist hate online

  • Written by: Ana-Maria Bliuc, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology, Western Sydney University
how groups and individuals spread racist hate onlineWe could see even sharper divisions in society in the future if support for racism spreads online. Markus Spiske/Unsplash

Living in a networked world has many advantages. We get our news online almost as soon as it happens, we stay in touch with friends via social media, and we advance our careers through online professional networks.

But there is a...

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Bees can learn the difference between European and Australian Indigenous art styles in a single afternoon

  • Written by: Andrew Barron, Associate Professor, Macquarie University

We’ve known for a while that honey bees are smart cookies. They have excellent navigation skills, they communicate symbolically through dance, and they’re the only insects that have been shown to learn abstract concepts.

Honey bees might also add the title of art connoisseur to their box of tricks. In part one of ABC Catalyst’s The...

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what causes bloating and gassiness?

  • Written by: Vincent Ho, Senior Lecturer and clinical academic gastroenterologist, Western Sydney University
what causes bloating and gassiness?One in six healthy people report problems with bloating.Alice Day/Shutterstock

Your trousers fit when you put them on in the morning. But come mid-afternoon, they’re uncomfortably tight – and you didn’t even overdo it at lunchtime. Sound familiar?

Around one in six people without a health problem and three in four people with...

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  11. Morrison commits to 1.25 million new jobs over five years
  12. View from The Hill: Independent push against Frydenberg
  13. Too big to fail. The risks to Australian taxpayers from New Zealand banks
  14. The 'sharing economy' simply dresses up our consumerist tendencies in a more palatable ideology
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  16. what's it like and how can it be made better?
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  18. Lift teacher status to improve student performance
  19. Two more Morrison ministers head for the door
  20. Cave rescue heroes share Australian of the Year
  21. Australian-Chinese author's detention raises important questions about China's motivations
  22. Geosiris is an early contender for Sexiest Plant of 2019
  23. Beware of Pity is beautiful to watch, but clashes with modern sensibilities
  24. Michelle Grattan on Morrison's first political plays of 2019
  25. Drinking water study raises health concerns for New Zealanders
  26. Higher English entry standards for international students won't necessarily translate to success
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  28. New research reveals our complex attitudes to Australia Day
  29. Why people born between 1966 and 1994 are at greater risk of measles – and what to do about it
  30. Mary Jane Cain, land rights activist, matriarch and community builder
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