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

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Trade Minister Simon Birmingham

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We’ve just signed the world’s biggest trade deal, but what exactly is the RCEP?

by The Conversation

17 November 2020

Courting the chameleon

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Courting the chameleon: how the US election reveals Rupert Murdoch’s political colours

by The Conversation

17 November 2020

VR architecture

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VR architecture reveals stunning details, but can’t always capture ambience

by The Conversation

17 November 2020

For commuters, time is money

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COVID has proved working from home is the best policy to beat congestion

by The Conversation

16 November 2020

Australia can get back what it has lost

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The US has turned its back on skilled migrants, giving Australia an opening

by The Conversation

16 November 2020

Australia’s ailing relationship with China

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Biden win offers Morrison the chance to reshape Australia’s ailing relationship with China

by The Conversation

16 November 2020

Freedom-loving people

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Why lockdowns don’t necessarily infringe on freedom

by The Conversation

16 November 2020

Balancing out lowering perceptions of risk

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Coronavirus is no longer seen as high risk by many – and that’s undermining control measures

by The Conversation

15 November 2020

Back to normal by spring

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‘Back to normal by spring’: are we expecting too much from the first COVID-19 vaccines?

by The Conversation

15 November 2020

The Trump campaign has filed numerous lawsuits

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What’s behind Trump’s refusal to concede? For Republicans, the end game is Georgia and control of the Senate

by The Conversation

15 November 2020

Christmas without large-scale celebrations

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When Christmas was cancelled: a lesson from history

by The Conversation

15 November 2020

Time to ditch the Dominic Cummings

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Time to ditch the Dominic Cummings technocratic, mechanical vision of government

by The Conversation

15 November 2020

Preserving cultural and historic treasures

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Preserving cultural and historic treasures in a changing climate may mean transforming them

by The Conversation

14 November 2020

Biden’s new COVID-19 task force

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President-elect Biden’s new COVID-19 task force gives the US a fresh chance to turn around a public health disaster

by The Conversation

14 November 2020

Peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan unlikely

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Genocide claims in Nagorno-Karabakh make peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan unlikely, despite cease-fire

by The Conversation

14 November 2020

Potentially viable vaccine for COVID-19

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Vaccine roll-out is still months away – how can we avoid more lockdowns in the meantime?

by The Conversation

14 November 2020

State of the Climate 2020 report

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Prepare for hotter days, says the State of the Climate 2020 report for Australia

by The Conversation

14 November 2020

COVID default

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How countries are raising debt to fight COVID and why developing nations face tougher choices

by The Conversation

13 November 2020

Telstra’s carve-up

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Split decision: Telstra’s carve-up plan comes 23 years too late for competition and customers

by The Conversation

13 November 2020

A carbon border tax coming our way

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Vital Signs: a global carbon price could soon be a reality – Australia should prepare

by The Conversation

13 November 2020

TV viewing surged during lockdown

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How coronavirus might have changed TV viewing habits for good – new research

by The Conversation

13 November 2020

Donald Trump set bold goals for space exploration

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From Space Force to Artemis: what Joe Biden presidency may mean in orbit and beyond

by The Conversation

13 November 2020

China’s trade threats

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There’s no need for panic over China’s trade threats

by The Conversation

12 November 2020

Dystopic policy in Australia

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Why is the government trying to make the cashless debit card permanent? Research shows it does not work

by The Conversation

12 November 2020

Negative interest rates

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Negative interest rates could be coming. What would this mean for borrowers and savers?

by The Conversation

12 November 2020

Aung San Suu Kyi wins big

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Aung San Suu Kyi wins big in Myanmar’s elections, but will it bring peace — or restore her reputation abroad?

by The Conversation

12 November 2020

Industry-induced earthquakes

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Oil field operations likely triggered earthquakes in California a few miles from the San Andreas Fault

by The Conversation

12 November 2020

Trump’s China policy was incoherent and inconsistent

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Biden will place Asia back at the centre of foreign policy – but will his old-school diplomacy still work?

by The Conversation

11 November 2020

Australians want tougher privacy laws

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83% of Australians want tougher privacy laws. Now’s your chance to tell the government what you want

by The Conversation

11 November 2020

The modular, circular economy building

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A third of our waste comes from buildings. This one’s designed for reuse and cuts emissions by 88%

by The Conversation

11 November 2020

Vaccine against SARS-CoV-2

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90% efficacy for Pfizer’s COVID-19 mRNA vaccine is striking. But we need to wait for the full data

by The Conversation

11 November 2020

England’s reliance on quantitative easing

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Will the Bank of England’s reliance on quantitative easing work for the UK economy?

by The Conversation

11 November 2020

Zali Steggall

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Zali Steggall’s new climate change bill comes just as economic sectors step up

by The Conversation

10 November 2020

What went wrong in the Czech Republic

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Coronavirus: what went wrong in the Czech Republic?

by The Conversation

10 November 2020

The Black Summer bushfires

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3 billion animals were in the bushfires’ path. Here’s what the royal commission said (and should’ve said) about them

by The Conversation

10 November 2020

What’s next for the Republicans

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What’s next for the Republicans after Trump? Here are 5 are reasons for pessimism — and 5 reasons for hope

by The Conversation

10 November 2020

Reducing Australia’s carbon emissions

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From coal to criticism, this isn’t the first time the Coalition has tried to heavy the ANZ

by The Conversation

9 November 2020

House prices are spiking again

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With house prices soaring again the government must get ahead of the market and become a ‘customer of first resort’

by The Conversation

9 November 2020

An infrastructure-led recovery

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$34bn and counting – beware cost overruns in an era of megaprojects

by The Conversation

9 November 2020

‘America First’ is no more

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‘America First’ is no more, but can president-elect Biden fix the US reputation abroad?

by The Conversation

9 November 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has worsened tinnitus

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The coronavirus pandemic has worsened tinnitus for many sufferers – new research

by The Conversation

9 November 2020

Seasonal and religious holidays

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Coronavirus: compliance with control measures will fall over the winter holidays, expert warns

by The Conversation

8 November 2020

Mental health is a growing concern

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The UK welfare system is failing claimants with mental health problems – here’s what needs to be done

by The Conversation

8 November 2020

Joe Biden wins the election

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Joe Biden wins the election, and now has to fight the one thing Americans agree on: the nation’s deep division

by The Conversation

8 November 2020

Income replacement and training programs

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Job policies that offer generous unemployment benefits create more happiness – for everyone

by The Conversation

8 November 2020

UK’s terrorism threat level

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Why the UK’s terrorism threat level has been raised and what happens now

by The Conversation

8 November 2020

Anti-competitive policies and conflicts of interest

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Why anti-competitive probe into tech giants could spell trouble for Apple and its App Store

by The Conversation

7 November 2020

Trump makes baseless claims

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To stay or cut away? As Trump makes baseless claims, TV networks are faced with a serious dilemma

by The Conversation

7 November 2020

Legality of state closures is still uncertain

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Clive Palmer just lost his WA border challenge — but the legality of state closures is still uncertain

by The Conversation

7 November 2020

Global food system emissions

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Global food system emissions alone threaten warming beyond 1.5°C – but we can act now to stop it

by The Conversation

7 November 2020

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