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The Conversation

The Conversation is a network of not-for-profit media outlets that publish news stories written by academics and researchers.

Australian-style Brexit

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What are Australian-style and Canadian-style Brexit trade deals?

by The Conversation

18 December 2020

Lands without lockdown

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Sweden and Japan are paying the price for COVID exceptionalism

by The Conversation

18 December 2020

Australia on alert

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Australia on alert as Sydney’s northern beaches COVID cluster grows, linked to US strain

by The Conversation

18 December 2020

Environmental sustainability and the need to tackle social inequalities

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Future cities: new challenges mean we need to reimagine the look of urban landscapes

by The Conversation

18 December 2020

China launches sample return mission to the Moon

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Chang’e 5: China launches sample return mission to the Moon – is it winning the new space race?

by The Conversation

18 December 2020

Tax hike on wealthy

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Footing the COVID-19 bill: economic case for tax hike on wealthy

by The Conversation

17 December 2020

Fast and loose with history

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Assassin’s Creed: after 13 years, 12 games and a ton of sales, what’s the secret to the franchise’s success?

by The Conversation

17 December 2020

Lenders want safe storage

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Negative rates explained: how money for (less than) nothing is helping out the budget

by The Conversation

17 December 2020

England emerged from its second national lockdown in early December

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How England’s complicated political geography is confusing coronavirus rules

by The Conversation

17 December 2020

Sustainable cities after COVID-19

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Sustainable cities after COVID-19: are Barcelona-style green zones the answer?

by The Conversation

16 December 2020

The wrongs of post-war British intelligence

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John Le Carré: authentic spy fiction that wrote the wrongs of post-war British intelligence

by The Conversation

16 December 2020

Demand for COVID-19 vaccines will outpace supply

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What vaccine distribution planners can learn from Amazon and Walmart

by The Conversation

16 December 2020

AI models is adding up to a large carbon footprint

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It takes a lot of energy for machines to learn – here’s why AI is so power-hungry

by The Conversation

16 December 2020

Australia’s response to the COVID pandemic

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Vaccines alone won’t keep Australia safe in 2021. Here’s what else we need to do

by The Conversation

15 December 2020

The disappearance of rural amenities

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COVID-19 will have a long-term impact on rural communities

by The Conversation

15 December 2020

Australia waste exports

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Australia’s waste export ban becomes law, but the crisis is far from over

by The Conversation

15 December 2020

Animals eat plastic

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These are the plastic items that most kill whales, dolphins, turtles and seabirds

by The Conversation

15 December 2020

Australia’s failure to set meaningful climate commitments

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The Paris Agreement 5 years on: big coal exporters like Australia face a reckoning

by The Conversation

15 December 2020

Family Court merger

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The government still wants a Family Court merger — new research shows why this is not the answer

by The Conversation

14 December 2020

Lessons from Antarctica and a UN treaty

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Marine protection falls short of the 2020 target to safeguard 10% of the world’s oceans. Lessons from Antarctica and a UN treaty could help

by The Conversation

14 December 2020

Australia–NZ travel bubble

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An Australia–NZ travel bubble needs a unified COVID contact-tracing app. We’re not there.

by The Conversation

14 December 2020

Unions and employers claimed the enterprise bargaining system was too complex

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Chance for genuine industrial relations reform thrown under the omnibus

by The Conversation

14 December 2020

Confronting Australia’s cashless welfare card

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Who’s really behaving badly? Confronting Australia’s cashless welfare card

by The Conversation

14 December 2020

Brexit silver lining for Northern Ireland

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Deal or no deal, there may be a Brexit silver lining for Northern Ireland

by The Conversation

13 December 2020

Turkey’s economic woes

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Turkey: shaky economy destabilises Erdoğan’s authoritarian presidency

by The Conversation

13 December 2020

All parties to the Paris Agreement must commit

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Paris Agreement: five years on, it’s time to fix carbon trading

by The Conversation

13 December 2020

Rugby World Cup winners have joined a chorus of voices calling to reduce tackling in the sport in a bid to stop the growing number of brain injuries

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Tackling in children’s rugby must be banned to curb dementia risks

by The Conversation

13 December 2020

DeFi has enormous potential in international trade by making payments more efficient

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Decentralised finance calls into question whether the crypto industry can ever be regulated

by The Conversation

13 December 2020

US embassies were hit with high-power microwaves

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Scientists suggest US embassies were hit with high-power microwaves – here’s how the weapons work

by The Conversation

12 December 2020

The Arecibo Observatory occupied a space of pride for Puerto Rican scientists

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Arecibo telescope’s fall is indicative of global divide around funding science infrastructure

by The Conversation

12 December 2020

5 years after Paris

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5 years after Paris: How countries’ climate policies match up to their promises, and who’s aiming for net zero emissions

by The Conversation

12 December 2020

Electricity from solar and wind the cheapest option

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Up to 90% of electricity from solar and wind the cheapest option by 2030: CSIRO analysis

by The Conversation

12 December 2020

Global emissions are down

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Global emissions are down by an unprecedented 7% — but don’t start celebrating just yet

by The Conversation

12 December 2020

Airbnb going public

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Airbnb going public is a maverick move

by The Conversation

11 December 2020

Severe allergic reactions to vaccines are extremely rare

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People with severe allergies warned off Pfizer COVID vaccine for now. But that may change as more details emerge

by The Conversation

11 December 2020

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Brand activism is moving up the supply chain — corporate accountability or commercial censorship?

by The Conversation

11 December 2020

Lunar gold rush

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Lunar gold rush could create conflict on the ground if we don’t act now – new research

by The Conversation

11 December 2020

The National Electricity Market

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After two decades, the national electricity market is on its way out, and that’s alright

by The Conversation

11 December 2020

Morrison government

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So much for consensus: Morrison government’s industrial relations bill is a business wish list

by The Conversation

10 December 2020

The human enterprise is growing fast

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Anthropocene: human-made materials now weigh as much as all living biomass, say scientists

by The Conversation

10 December 2020

Breakdancing in the Olympics

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Breakdancing in the Olympics? The Games have a long history of taking chances, from pesapallo (yes, it’s a sport) to kite flying

by The Conversation

10 December 2020

Google and Facebook to pay Australian media companies for news content

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Expect delays and power plays: Google and Facebook brace as news media bargaining code is set to become law

by The Conversation

10 December 2020

K'gari-Fraser Island bushfire

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The K’gari-Fraser Island bushfire is causing catastrophic damage. What can we expect when it’s all over?

by The Conversation

10 December 2020

British people arguably lost their EU citizenship

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EU court case sees British citizen seek post-Brexit rights in France

by The Conversation

9 December 2020

Victoria’s electric vehicle tax

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Victoria’s electric vehicle tax and the theory of the second-best

by The Conversation

9 December 2020

Enterprise bargaining has become sclerotic

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Businesses hit by COVID could give the boot to BOOT hurdle under workplace changes

by The Conversation

9 December 2020

Australia guards its AAA credit rating with care

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Australia’s credit rating is irrelevant. Ignore it

by The Conversation

9 December 2020

No more than 10 standard drinks a week

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No more than 10 standard drinks a week, or 4 on any day: new guidelines urge Aussies to go easy on the booze

by The Conversation

9 December 2020

Editing the DNA of human embryos

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Editing the DNA of human embryos could protect us from future pandemics

by The Conversation

8 December 2020

The year of virtual travel

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The year of virtual travel: the benefits of exploring the world through webcams

by The Conversation

8 December 2020

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