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the assassination of John F. Kennedy

  • Written by: Lloyd Cox, Lecturer, Department of Modern History, Politics and International Relations, Macquarie University

This is the third in our series of explainers on key moments in the past 100 years of world political history. In it, our authors examine how and why an event unfolded, its impact at the time, and its relevance to politics today. You can read parts one and two here.


At precisely 1pm on November 22, 1963, the 35th president of the United States was p...

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Morrison's return to surplus built on the back of higher tax – Parliamentary Budget Office

  • Written by: Saul Eslake, Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow, University of Tasmania

First, the good news. The Parliamentary Budget Office’s latest medium-term budget projections provide independent reassurance that the government’s personal income tax cuts, announced in the May budget and passed through parliament in June, can be funded without pushing the budget back into deficit.

But they also sound warnings about...

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Coal does not have an economic future in Australia

  • Written by: Frank Jotzo, Director, Centre for Climate Economics and Policy, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University

Renewables are stealing the march over coal in Australia, and the international outlook is for lower coal demand. Today the international Coal Transitions project released its findings, based on global coal scenarios and detailed case studies by teams in China, India, South Africa, Australia, Poland and Germany.

Our research on Australian coal...

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why there's more to duelling than what's seen on our screens

  • Written by: Ryna Ordynat, PhD Candidate in History, Monash University
why there's more to duelling than what's seen on our screensWarren Clarke, Richard Harrington, Ruby Bentall, Aidan Turner, and Kyle Soller in Poldark.Mammoth Screen

Duelling has gone down in history as a rather quaint and misunderstood practice, a butt of the joke in historical comedies and references. However, duelling was once not only common but considered the pinnacle of honour and bravery, an event...

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  1. A fresh opportunity to get regulation and engagement right – the case of synthetic biology
  2. When it comes to violent brawls, does Victoria need more 'force'?
  3. Media Files: Spotlight's Walter V. Robinson and the Newcastle Herald's Chad Watson on covering clergy abuse
  4. Local councils put affordable housing supply in the too hard basket
  5. what you should know about teeth whitening
  6. How Australia measures up against UN targets
  7. Retiring at 70 was an idea well ahead of its time
  8. Australia is not on track to reach 2030 Paris target (but the potential is there)
  9. oral traditions show that early Māori recognised extinction
  10. Why it's time to end the policy limbo threatening Australian children's TV
  11. Climate change will reshape the world’s agricultural trade
  12. To fix higher education funding, we also need to fix vocational education
  13. Nike's courageous new ad campaign mixing racial politics with sport will be vindicated
  14. Chelsea Manning and the rise of 'big data' whistleblowing in the digital age
  15. Author Anita Heiss on Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia
  16. how leadership ideologies drive anxiety in academia
  17. Young people want sex education and religion shouldn't get in the way
  18. science will lie at the heart of our decisions
  19. First Nations dancers are stepping into the void left by Australia's politicians
  20. Dementia patients' thinking ability may get worse in winter and early spring
  21. The synthetic biology revolution is now – here's what that means
  22. Morrison does about-face on age pension eligibility rising to 70
  23. Why Australia should invest in paying early childhood educators a liveable wage
  24. The new and more efficient payments system means new and more efficient payments fraud. Here's how to prepare
  25. do we have to poo every day?
  26. making progress, could do better on inequality and climate
  27. How unearthing Queensland's 'native police' camps gives us a window onto colonial violence
  28. Our urban environment doesn't only reflect poverty, it amplifies it
  29. Gender inequalities in science won't self-correct: it's time for action
  30. Judith Troeth on the Liberal party's woman problem and asylum seekers
  31. A nostalgic journey through the evolution of web design
  32. Reducing food waste can protect our health, as well as our planet's
  33. Explainer: can you copyright furniture?
  34. How will Indigenous people be compensated for lost native title rights? The High Court will soon decide
  35. with more families in apartments, such attitudes are changing
  36. How to co-parent after divorce
  37. The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
  38. Can we learn from the past in tackling witchcraft-related violence today?
  39. Introducing land rent, the ACT's excellent idea for making houses cheaper
  40. Facebook's new video 'Watch' option enters an already crowded market
  41. Minister for Women Kelly O'Dwyer says Liberals were "subject to threats" in leadership battle
  42. To whack the CFMMEU, Morrison needs first to get the right stick
  43. What is fake honey and why didn’t the official tests pick it up?
  44. When I met James Mirrlees, perhaps the word's greatest tax theorist
  45. Should writers only write what they know? What I learned from my research
  46. how has it come to this in Western democracies?
  47. Political leadership cannot be disentangled from collective psychology
  48. law professor Cass Sunstein, on why behavioural science is always nudging us
  49. what are nightshade vegetables and are they bad for you?
  50. Labor to propose new measures to put downward pressure on gas prices

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