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Friday 22 November 2024
Sustainable buildings research wins national excellence award
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Lifestyle changes can boost brain health and slow decline for people living with MS
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Drying inland seas probably helped kill Australia’s megafauna
By Tim Cohen and Gerald Nanson from University of Wollongong with John Jansen, University of Potsdam, and Joshua Larsen, The University of Queensland
Earthquakes down under: A rare but real hazard
By Solomon Buckman
Coalition is paying for failing to prosecute its case
By Professor Henry Ergas, Professor of Infrastructure Economics at SMART Infrastructure Facility
Starvation in the land of plenty: why Australians are malnourished
By Karen Charlton, University of Wollongong and Karen Walton
Cry for Alberto Nisman and for Argentina
By Professor Gregory Rose
Four Myths About Ransoms: Why Governments Should Pay Up
The brutal executions last year of five British and American hostages by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, alongside reports that ISIS has raised some $45 million through ransom payments, have put the West’s hostage management policies under intense scrutiny.