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THE CONVERSATION
Academic rigour, journalistic flair.
Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has a thumping election win – what does it mean for the UK and the rest of the world, asks BEN WELLINGS.
Australia’s long-awaited national anti-corruption body is a year old. ANDREW YOUNG asks: is it meeting expectations?
If Meta bans news in Australia, what will happen? Canada’s experience is telling, writes AXEL BRUNS.
Young people hate making phone calls – could it be hurting their careers, asks NARELLE HOPKIN.
"My own prison ordeal gave me a taste of what Assange may be feeling. He’s out – but the chilling effect on press freedom remains," writes PETER GRESTE.
Climate and energy have emerged as a federal election flashpoint. But unless the economy improves, will voters be listening, asks MARK KENNY.
Hybrid cars are having a moment – even though they’re dirtier than we think. HUSSEIN DIA looks at what’s behind their popularity.
Please stop obsessing over words. It’s quite simple: the RBA thinks inflation is too high, says STEPHEN BARTOS.
The Chemist Warehouse deal is a sideshow: pharmacies are ripe for bigger disruption, writes PETER MARTIN.
South Australia’s plan to ban political donations raises big risks as well as benefits, writes ANNE TWOMEY.
Don’t feel bad about bingeing TV. Humans have binged stories for thousands of years, writes DARIUS VON GUTTNER SPORZYNSKI.
