Cutting the Australian National Dictionary Centre at the ANU isn’t just a short-sighted administrative decision to save a few quid, it's the wilful disregard of Australian cultural heritage say HOWARD MANNS and KATE BURRIDGE.
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Your phone is covered in germs: tech expert MEENA JHA explains how to clean it without doing damage.
Australia’s divorce rate is the lowest it’s been in 50 years. LIZ ALLEN explains why.
Why do I feel so emotional when I listen to music from my teenage years? SANDRA GARRIDO has the answer.
Does yellow mucus mean you need antibiotics? LYNN NAZARETH explains what phlegm can – and can’t – say about your health.
Donald Trump cannot make the Epstein files go away. EMMA SHORTIS wonders if this will be the story that brings him down.
Could Rupert Murdoch bring down Donald Trump? ANDREW DODD & MATTHEW RICKETSON say a court case threatens more than just their relationship.
The federal election feels like ages ago, but the parliament is now back. JILL SHEPPARD & PATRICK LESLIE have compiled a political refresher.
Soaring house prices may be locking people into marriages, new research from economists STEPHEN WHELAN & LUKE HARTIGAN shows.
Even a day off alcohol makes a difference – NICOLE LEE and KATINKA van de VEN have a timeline that maps the health benefits when you stop drinking.
Do women really need more sleep than men? Sleep psychologist AMELIA SCOTT explains...
Treasury has warned the government it may not balance the budget nor meet its housing targets, writes JOHN HAWKINS.
