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US president Joe Biden preparing to deliver a landmark foreign policy speech to state department staff, February 4, 2021. EPA-EFE/Jim Lo Scalzo

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Joe Biden’s first foreign policy speech – an expert explains what it means for the world

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7 February 2021

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Is Labor still the party of initiative in Australian politics?

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7 February 2021

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As Perth’s suburbs burn, the rest of Australia watches and learns

by The Conversation

7 February 2021

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Greta Thunberg effect: people familiar with young climate activist may be more likely to act

by The Conversation

6 February 2021

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No more acting like ‘stunned mullets’ — bigger, better, faster responses needed to meet future bio-threats

by The Conversation

6 February 2021

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Guaranteed Māori representation in local government is about self-determination — and it’s good for democracy

by The Conversation

6 February 2021

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Coronavirus school closures: what’s the evidence?

by The Conversation

6 February 2021

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Wall Street isn’t just a casino where traders can bet on GameStop and other stocks – it’s essential to keeping capitalism from crashing

by The Conversation

6 February 2021

Getting Martian rocks and samples back to Earth is the primary goal of the Mars 2020 mission. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

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Bringing Mars rocks back to Earth – Perseverance Rover lands on Feb. 18, a lead scientist explains the tech and goals

by The Conversation

5 February 2021

North Korea has a long history of hacking targets in the U.S. Chris Price/Flickr, CC BY-ND

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North Korea targeted cybersecurity researchers using a blend of hacking and espionage

by The Conversation

5 February 2021

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Vital Signs: We are on the way back, but there are risks at every turn

by The Conversation

5 February 2021

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How China’s Belt and Road Initiative is changing cities – and threatening communities

by The Conversation

5 February 2021

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Concerning coronavirus mutation now found in UK variant – here’s what you need to know

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5 February 2021

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What’s next for Amazon after Jeff Bezos? No dramatic changes, just more growth and optimisation

by The Conversation

4 February 2021

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No more business as usual: in ‘The Great Reset’ business schools must lead the way

by The Conversation

4 February 2021

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Scott Morrison has embraced net-zero emissions – now it’s time to walk the talk

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4 February 2021

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Australia must vaccinate 200,000 adults a day to meet October target: new modelling

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4 February 2021

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After GameStop, the rise of Dogecoin shows us how memes can move markets

by The Conversation

4 February 2021

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By jailing Alexei Navalny, the Kremlin may turn him into an even more potent opposition symbol

by The Conversation

3 February 2021

Happy New Year: China’s president Xi Jinping delivers his message to friends (and foes) around the world. Lan Hongguang/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

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How China’s public diplomacy is changing under Xi Jinping

by The Conversation

3 February 2021

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Coronavirus: why is Portugal being hit so hard?

by The Conversation

3 February 2021

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The AstraZeneca vaccine and over-65s: we may not have all the data yet, but limiting access could be counterproductive

by The Conversation

3 February 2021

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Perth is the latest city to suffer a COVID quarantine breach. Why does this keep happening?

by The Conversation

3 February 2021

In the future, robots we’ve programmed may evolve and multiply on distant planets. SquareMotion/Shutterstock

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We’re teaching robots to evolve autonomously – so they can adapt to life alone on distant planets

by The Conversation

2 February 2021

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The Reserve Bank could still go negative

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2 February 2021

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Should Aussies stranded overseas go to the United Nations for help to get home?

by The Conversation

2 February 2021

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Perth’s 5-day ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown isn’t an overreaction to a single case — it’s basic common sense

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2 February 2021

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A little ray of sunshine as 2021 economic survey points to brighter times ahead

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2 February 2021

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More than half of funding for the major parties remains secret — and this is how they want it

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1 February 2021

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Myanmar’s military reverts to its old strong-arm behaviour — and the country takes a major step backwards

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1 February 2021

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Polls say Labor and Coalition in a 50-50 tie, Trump set to be acquitted by US Senate

by The Conversation

1 February 2021

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Masters of the future or heirs of the past? Mining, history and Indigenous ownership

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1 February 2021

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Vital Signs: Any talk about raising interest rates is a huge mistake

by The Conversation

1 February 2021

Wall Street under attack. Javen

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GameStop: hedge fund attacks have opened up powerful new front against Wall Street

by The Conversation

31 January 2021

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Future of high streets: how to prevent our city centres from turning into ghost towns

by The Conversation

31 January 2021

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Making hardware ‘open source’ can help us fight future pandemics – here’s how we get there

by The Conversation

31 January 2021

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Virgin Orbit launched a rocket from a plane – here’s how

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31 January 2021

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COVID-19: the science and law are clear — it’s time for NZ to turn down the travel tap from high-risk countries

by The Conversation

31 January 2021

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As Britain passes 100,000 COVID deaths, Boris Johnson is in a crisis of his own making

by The Conversation

30 January 2021

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Australia is out of the top ten in global anti-corruption rankings — why?

by The Conversation

30 January 2021

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Google is leading a vast, covert human experiment. You may be one of the guinea pigs

by The Conversation

30 January 2021

Permafrost is thawing across the Arctic, releasing microbes and organic materials that have been trapped in the frozen ground for thousands of years. NOAA via Wikimedia Commons

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Thawing permafrost is full of ice-forming particles that could get into atmosphere

by The Conversation

30 January 2021

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To make the US auto fleet greener, increasing fuel efficiency matters more than selling electric vehicles

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30 January 2021

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Productivity Commission health report provides useful information, but leaves some big questions unanswered

by The Conversation

29 January 2021

The Red Gully bushfire near Gingin, WA. AAP Image/Supplied by DFES, Nikki Woods

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How heatwaves and drought combine to produce the perfect firestorm

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29 January 2021

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GameStop: how Redditors played hedge funds for billions (and what might come next)

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29 January 2021

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COVID is keeping us in our homes, but what makes working there a success or failure?

by The Conversation

29 January 2021

Israel’s fast-track vaccination programme is providing data for the world on efficacy. Abir Sultan/EPA

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Israel’s vaccine rollout has been fast, so why is it controversial and what can other countries learn?

by The Conversation

28 January 2021

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The government is spending almost A$24m to convince us to accept a COVID vaccine. But will its new campaign actually work?

by The Conversation

28 January 2021

Proponents of the new laws claim they will help India’s agricultural sector, but small, rural farmers fear losing their livelihoods. AP Photo/Altaf Qadri

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India’s farmers are right to protest against agricultural reforms

by The Conversation

28 January 2021

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