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

Trump claims ‘left-wing extremism’ is engulfing the US

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Trump claims ‘left-wing extremism’ is engulfing the US. Conflating protests with terrorism is the real danger

by The Conversation

5 September 2020

New Zealand’s most successful political influencer

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The Facebook prime minister: how Jacinda Ardern became New Zealand’s most successful political influencer

by The Conversation

5 September 2020

Morrison government plan to scrap water buybacks

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Morrison government plan to scrap water buybacks will hurt taxpayers and the environment

by The Conversation

4 September 2020

Australia’s controversial ex-PM

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Tony Abbott: why Boris Johnson would want Australia’s controversial ex-PM as a trade envoy

by The Conversation

4 September 2020

A coronavirus vaccine

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Survey shows 1 in 4 New Zealanders remain hesitant about a coronavirus vaccine

by The Conversation

4 September 2020

Open COVID ‘cold spots’ first

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Open COVID ‘cold spots’ first: a way out of lockdown for Melbourne

by The Conversation

4 September 2020

A renewable energy transformation

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How a new solar and lighting technology could propel a renewable energy transformation

by The Conversation

3 September 2020

Researchers lift the lid

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What happens to the plastic you recycle? Researchers lift the lid

by The Conversation

3 September 2020

QAnon-like conspiracy theory

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Nearly two centuries ago, a QAnon-like conspiracy theory propelled candidates to Congress

by The Conversation

3 September 2020

Civil servants are quitting under Boris Johnson

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Why it matters that so many senior civil servants are quitting under Boris Johnson

by The Conversation

3 September 2020

How to use precision medicine

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How to use precision medicine to personalize COVID-19 treatment according to the patient’s genes

by The Conversation

3 September 2020

Australia’s recession

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Six graphs that explain Australia’s recession

by The Conversation

2 September 2020

Too little, too late, too confusing

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Too little, too late, too confusing? The funding criteria for the arts COVID package is a mess

by The Conversation

2 September 2020

COVID caused chaos for cricket

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How COVID caused chaos for cricket – and may force a rethink of all sport broadcasting deals

by The Conversation

2 September 2020

If Facebook really pulls news from its Australian sites

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If Facebook really pulls news from its Australian sites, we’ll have a much less compelling product

by The Conversation

2 September 2020

Keep trade flowing with the EU

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Free ports could help Britain take back control and keep trade flowing with the EU

by The Conversation

2 September 2020

Urgent climate action

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Business groups want urgent climate action, after resisting it for 30 years

by The Conversation

1 September 2020

Australian government must act urgently

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Australian government must act urgently on detention of journalist Cheng Lei in China

by The Conversation

1 September 2020

PFAS can increase your risk of severe COVID-19

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How chemicals like PFAS can increase your risk of severe COVID-19

by The Conversation

1 September 2020

The NAPLAN is trying to do too much

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The NAPLAN is trying to do too much. It needs urgent reform to be a ‘diagnostic’ test only

by The Conversation

1 September 2020

NZ’s cyber security centre warns more attacks likely

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NZ’s cyber security centre warns more attacks likely following stock market outages

by The Conversation

Time to get real: amid the hydrogen hype

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Time to get real: amid the hydrogen hype, let’s talk about what will actually work

by The Conversation

China wants to be a friend to the Pacific

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China wants to be a friend to the Pacific, but so far, it has failed to match Australia’s COVID-19 response

by The Conversation

Australians need to learn about more relevant disasters

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More bushfires, less volcanoes: young Australians need to learn about more relevant disasters

by The Conversation

Australia’s top economists oppose the next increases

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Australia’s top economists oppose the next increases in compulsory super: new poll

by The Conversation

Fridays for Future

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Fridays for Future: how the young climate movement has grown since Greta Thunberg’s lone protest

by The Conversation

London Stock Exchange vs EU

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London Stock Exchange vs EU: Refinitiv battle reveals unease over power of modern stock markets

by The Conversation

Are women leaders really doing better

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Are women leaders really doing better on coronavirus? The data backs it up

by The Conversation

Call these NBA protests what they were – strikes

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Let’s call athletes workers, and let’s call these NBA protests what they were – strikes

by The Conversation

A burning chemical plant may be just the tip

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A burning chemical plant may be just the tip of Hurricane Laura’s damage in this area of oil fields and industry

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Hurricane Laura was the latest storm to strengthen fast

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Hurricane Laura was the latest storm to strengthen fast, but is rapid intensification really becoming more common?

by The Conversation

Trump accepts the nomination from the White House lawn

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Trump accepts the nomination from the White House lawn, portraying a nation in crisis and himself as its hero

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Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving leader

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Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving leader, leaves office a diminished figure with an unfulfilled legacy

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EU households have carbon footprints 22 times larger

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Top 1% of EU households have carbon footprints 22 times larger than climate targets allow

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Facebook and Google used to be the future of news

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Facebook and Google used to be the future of news. But now media companies need more strings to their bow

by The Conversation

Australians don’t have a ‘right’ to travel

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Australians don’t have a ‘right’ to travel. Does COVID mean our days of carefree overseas trips are over?

by The Conversation

Chinese companies vying to produce the world’s first coronavirus vaccine

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Inside the Chinese companies vying to produce the world’s first coronavirus vaccine

by The Conversation

IPCC: the dirty tricks

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IPCC: the dirty tricks climate scientists faced in three decades since first report

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Last Night of the Proms

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Last Night of the Proms: some suggestions for how to modernise the UK’s patriotic jamboree

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Reform to protect press freedom

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Security committee recommends bare minimum of reform to protect press freedom

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Hurricanes and wildfires are colliding with the COVID-19 pandemic

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Hurricanes and wildfires are colliding with the COVID-19 pandemic – and compounding the risks

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The right to vote

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The right to vote is not in the Constitution

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Hottest ticket in cryptocurrencies

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What is DeFi and why is it the hottest ticket in cryptocurrencies?

by The Conversation

Trouble at the mall

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Trouble at the mall as landlords and tenants ponder mutually assured destruction

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Morrison government set to target Victorian ‘belt and road’ agreement

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Morrison government set to target Victorian ‘belt and road’ agreement under sweeping new legislation

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Working from home may be here to stay

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With management resistance overcome, working from home may be here to stay

by The Conversation

Where are the Greens

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Where are the Greens? As Di Natale leaves, Bandt must find a spotlight for his party in a pandemic

by The Conversation

Vaping increases risk

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Vaping increases risk of coronavirus – here’s the science

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Science superpower aspirations

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Science superpower aspirations risk falling short unless they work for the whole UK

by The Conversation

A man was reinfected with coronavirus

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A man was reinfected with coronavirus after recovery – what does this mean for immunity?

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