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Friday 20 December 2024
What will you be reading this summer? We asked 6 avid readers
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Options Day to help Year 12 students navigate their university future
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Milestones: what is the ‘right’ age for kids travel alone, surf the web, learn about war?
By Marc de Rosnay
Birth of Liberalism was bigger than Gough Whitlam
By Greg Melleuish
Power of the few over the many
By Associate Professor Gregory Melleuish
Q&A: how the Sydney siege was reported by the public and news professionals
By Julie Posetti
Green building scheme review adds yet more policy uncertainty
By Daniel Daly and Paul Cooper
A decade on and the Hobbit still holds secrets
Ten years ago today in Australia and Indonesia the scientific world was turned on its head. By a very small head, as it happens. We were part of the original joint Australian-Indonesian research team involved in the discovery of human remains, unlike anything seen before, that was announced in the pages of the journal Nature and broadcast around the world by a frenzied media. By Thomas Sutikna and Professor Bert Roberts.