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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.

The science of how you sound

Technology

The science of how you sound when you talk through a face mask

by The Conversation

Why has Beijing found the going so tough

News

China’s push into PNG has been surprisingly slow and ineffective. Why has Beijing found the going so tough?

by The Conversation

The world endured 2 extra heatwave days per decade

Lifestyle

The world endured 2 extra heatwave days per decade since 1950 – but the worst is yet to come

by The Conversation

45,000 renewables jobs are Australia’s for the taking

News

45,000 renewables jobs are Australia’s for the taking – but how many will go to coal workers?

by The Conversation

Hong Kong activists now face a choice

News

Hong Kong activists now face a choice: stay silent, or flee the city. The world must give them a path to safety

by The Conversation

Aboriginal archaeological site preserved on the seabed

Technology

In a first discovery of its kind, researchers have uncovered an ancient Aboriginal archaeological site preserved on the seabed

by The Conversation

Border closures, identity and political tensions

News

Border closures, identity and political tensions: how Australia’s past pandemics shape our COVID-19 response

by The Conversation

H1N1 swine flu with ‘pandemic potential’ found

News

New H1N1 swine flu with ‘pandemic potential’ found in China

by The Conversation

morally indefensible for a nation to keep life-saving drugs for itself

Lifestyle

Coronavirus: it is morally indefensible for a nation to keep life-saving drugs for itself

by The Conversation

China and AI: what the world can learn

Technology

China and AI: what the world can learn and what it should be wary of

by The Conversation

These 10 postcodes are back in Stage 3

News

These 10 postcodes are back in Stage 3 coronavirus lockdown. Here’s what that means

by The Conversation

Australia needs a stronger security system

News

Defence update: in an increasingly dangerous neighbourhood, Australia needs a stronger security system

by The Conversation

an ocean hidden under Antarctic ice

News

What an ocean hidden under Antarctic ice reveals about our planet’s future climate

by The Conversation

getting people to follow restrictions

News

Coronavirus spike: why getting people to follow restrictions is harder the second time around

by The Conversation

Australia’s supercomputers crunched the numbers to guide our bushfire and pandemic response

News

How Australia’s supercomputers crunched the numbers to guide our bushfire and pandemic response

by The Conversation

Be careful what you claim for when working from home

News

Be careful what you claim for when working from home. There are capital gains tax risks

by The Conversation

why we still love Unsolved Mysteries

Lifestyle

Neverending stories – why we still love Unsolved Mysteries

by The Conversation

Recession will hit job-poor parts of Western Sydney

News

Recession will hit job-poor parts of Western Sydney very hard

by The Conversation

Was coronavirus really in Europe in March

News

Was coronavirus really in Europe in March 2019?

by The Conversation

blame for our failing environment laws

Lifestyle

Let there be no doubt: blame for our failing environment laws lies squarely at the feet of government

by The Conversation

Anger is all the rage on Twitter

Technology

Anger is all the rage on Twitter when it’s cold outside (and on Mondays)

by The Conversation

41% of full-time and 35% of part-time jobs can be done from home

News

Teleworkability in Australia: 41% of full-time and 35% of part-time jobs can be done from home

by The Conversation

Covid complications

Lifestyle

Coronavirus: asymptomatic people can still develop lung damage

by The Conversation

Microscopic animals are busy distributing microplastics

News

Microscopic animals are busy distributing microplastics throughout the world’s soil

by The Conversation

Giving your details to restaurants and cafes

Technology

Giving your details to restaurants and cafes: your rights, their obligations and privacy concerns

by The Conversation

2020-21 economic survey points to a weak recovery getting weaker

News

No big bounce: 2020-21 economic survey points to a weak recovery getting weaker, amid declining living standards

by The Conversation

Have there been uncounted coronavirus deaths

News

Have there been uncounted coronavirus deaths in Australia? We can’t say for sure, but the latest ABS data holds clues

by The Conversation

World Cup 2023 will be a massive boost for women’s sport

Sport

World Cup 2023 will be a massive boost for women’s sport – but does it make financial sense?

by The Conversation

China’s plan for preventing a second wave

News

Coronavirus: Beijing outbreak shows China’s plan for preventing a second wave

by The Conversation

Britain’s first major recycling drive fell apart 80 years ago

News

Britain’s first major recycling drive fell apart 80 years ago – it’s a warning to UK government today

by The Conversation

Will Ferrell’s affectionate spoof will keep diehard fans happy

Lifestyle

Eurovision 2020 may be cancelled, but Will Ferrell’s affectionate spoof will keep diehard fans happy

by The Conversation

6 ways to ensure HomeBuilder helps consumers

News

Renovation rescue: 6 ways to ensure HomeBuilder helps consumers, the climate and the economy

by The Conversation

to end daily letter delivery

News

You’ve got (less) mail: COVID-19 hands Australia Post a golden opportunity to end daily letter delivery

by The Conversation

Qantas cutbacks signal hard years

News

Qantas cutbacks signal hard years before airlines recover

by The Conversation

Illegal hunters are a bigger problem on farms than animal activists

News

Illegal hunters are a bigger problem on farms than animal activists – so why aren’t we talking about that?

by The Conversation

Liverpool, Premier League champions

Sport

Liverpool, Premier League champions: ‘A proud supporter of the Reds, I felt blue for 30 years. No longer’

by The Conversation

‘Digital twins’ can help monitor infrastructure

Technology

‘Digital twins’ can help monitor infrastructure and save us billions

by The Conversation

Mortgage deferral, rent relief and bankruptcy

Lifestyle

Mortgage deferral, rent relief and bankruptcy: what you need to know if you have coronavirus money problems

by The Conversation

The Arctic is warming so much faster than the rest of the world

News

Siberia heat wave: why the Arctic is warming so much faster than the rest of the world

by The Conversation

Does vitamin D ward off coronavirus

Lifestyle

Does vitamin D ward off coronavirus? Don’t reach for the supplements yet

by The Conversation

It’s time for an Australian Centre for Disease Control

News

Coronavirus pandemic shows it’s time for an Australian Centre for Disease Control – in Darwin

by The Conversation

Apple is trying to reclaim its major innovator status

Technology

Apple is trying to reclaim its major innovator status (by making you wash your hands)

by The Conversation

Latest $84 million cuts rip the heart out of the ABC

News

Latest $84 million cuts rip the heart out of the ABC, and our democracy

by The Conversation

Staff cuts will hurt the National Gallery of Australia

Lifestyle

Staff cuts will hurt the National Gallery of Australia, but it’s not spending less on art. It’s just spending it differently

by The Conversation

Australia urgently needs an independent body

News

Australia urgently needs an independent body to hold powerful judges to account

by The Conversation

Avoiding single-use plastic was becoming normal

Lifestyle

Avoiding single-use plastic was becoming normal, until coronavirus. Here’s how we can return to good habits

by The Conversation

In many countries the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating

News

In many countries the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, not slowing

by The Conversation

Telehealth in lockdown meant 7 million fewer chances to transmit

Technology

Telehealth in lockdown meant 7 million fewer chances to transmit the coronavirus

by The Conversation

Joel Schumacher – the Hollywood legend

Lifestyle

Vale Joel Schumacher – the Hollywood legend who brought us brat packs, teen vampires and Falling Down

by The Conversation

Trust, risk and routine arming

News

Trust, risk and routine arming: the killing of a frontline officer challenges New Zealand police practice

by The Conversation

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