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Media have helped create a crisis of democracy - now they must play a vital role in its revival

ShutterstockIn May 2020, with the world still in the grip of the coronavirus pandemic, Margaret MacMillan, an historian at the University of Toronto, wrote an essay in The Economist about the possibil...

Denis Muller, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Advancing Journalism, University of Melbourne

In many countries the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, not slowing

Around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating. While some countries such as Australia and New Zealand have managed to flatten the curve, in many other parts of the world the number of cases ...

Adam Kamradt-Scott, Associate professor, University of Sydney

The government is making ‘job-ready’ degrees cheaper for students – but cutting funding to the same courses

One objective of the government’s recently announced funding changes for universities is to increase the number of graduates in areas of expected employment growth – such as teaching, nurs...

Ian Marshman, Honorary Principal Fellow, Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education, University of Melbourne

Watching Hamilton today – musical drama can be radical, just don't believe all the hype

Zbigniew Bzdak/Chicago Tribune/TNSWhen Disney releases a film version of the musical Hamilton on July 3, it will be 11 years since Lin-Manuel Miranda performed an early number at a White House evening...

Dennis Altman, Professorial Fellow in Human Security, La Trobe University

Climate Explained: what Earth would be like if we hadn't pumped greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

OSORIOartist/ShutterstockCC BY-NDClimate Explained is a collaboration between The Conversation, Stuff and the New Zealand Science Media Centre to answer your questions about climate change.If you have...

Laura Revell, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Physics, University of Canterbury

Why long-term environmental observations are crucial for New Zealand's water security challenges
Andrew Lorrey, Author providedBrewster Glacier in New Zealand’s Southern Alps lost 13 million cubic metres of ice between March 2016 and March 2019 - almost the equivalent of the basic drinking …
China's disinformation threat is real. We need better defences against state-based cyber campaigns
The Australian government recently announced plans to establish the country’s first taskforce devoted to fighting disinformation campaigns, under the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFA…
Australians pessimistic about economic outlook and even more suspicious of China: 2020 Lowy poll
Unsplash/Joost M, Author providedThe Lowy Institute’s 2020 “Understanding Australian Attitudes to the World” poll has found “unprecedented shifts” in Australian public op…
Albanese calls on Morrison to negotiate a bipartisan energy framework
Anthony Albanese has proposed negotiations for a bipartisan agreement on an energy policy framework to create greater certainty for investment.In a letter to Scott Morrison Albanese says the governmen…
Eden-Monaro byelection will be 'very close', according to participants in focus group research
The July 4 byelection in the highly marginal NSW Labor seat of Eden-Monaro is shaping up to be “very close”, according to participants in focus group research conducted by the University o…
The 'problem' is not 'fixed'. Why we need a royal commission into robodebt
Mick Tsikas/AAPPublic pressure is growing for a royal commission into the controversial robodebt scheme. After calls from the Greens this week, Labor also demanded an inquiry. As Opposition leader Ant…
Vale Joel Schumacher – the Hollywood legend who brought us brat packs, teen vampires and Falling Down
Tigerland/IMDBJoel Schumacher, who has died aged 80 in New York, never won an Oscar.He began drinking aged nine and spent the last years of his life apologising for having made Batman and Robin (199…
Trust, risk and routine arming: the killing of a frontline officer challenges New Zealand police practice
www.shutterstock.comThe recent killing of a police officer and the wounding of his colleague in West Auckland will inevitably change police attitudes to their jobs.Firstly, it will affect how they int…
Coronavirus and sex hormones — baldness may be a risk factor and anti-androgens a treatment
ShutterstockTwo smallstudies published recently suggested most men hospitalised with COVID-19 are bald, generating headlines around the world.While this may sound strange, science does offer a plausib…
Collaboration made easy: 6 ways to build a writing relationship
Alexis Brown/UnsplashWriting is a pastime best conducted on your own — or so common wisdom would have it. Yet writing teams exist, and in many realms they are expected. Take television, where th…
Every step you take: why Google's plan to buy Fitbit has the ACCC's pulse racing
ShutterstockThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has expressed concern about Google’s proposed acquisition of fitness tracker company Fitbit. The acquisition will let Google…
Our articles are free to republish to ensure quality information is available for all
Matt Barrett/UnsplashOne thing you might not know about The Conversation is we publish our work under a “Creative Commons” license so anyone can republish our articles for free. Why? Becau…
The government's funding changes are meddling with the purpose of universities
ShutterstockFederal education minister Dan Tehan in recent days announced an overhaul of the fee structures for undergraduate degrees – and the courses based in those degrees – to direct s…
Australia has failed miserably on energy efficiency – and government figures hide the truth
Dave Hunt/AAPAmid the urgent need to slow climate change by cutting greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency makes sense. But as Australia’s chief scientist Alan Finkel last week warned, we&r…
Is America a 'failing state'? How a superpower has been brought to the brink
AAP/EPA/Albert HalimAfter the collapse of the Soviet Union, there was a sense history had ended, and that the United States represented a supreme endpoint.Today, the US is not dominant, it is in crisi…
Explainer: what is decolonisation?
Colonisation is invasion: a group of people taking over the land and imposing their own culture on Indigenous people. Modern colonisation dates back to the Age of Discovery in the 15th century, as Eur…
Small Office Upgrades: How To Save Money With These 6 DIY Ideas
There’s no denying that small businesses make up a significant proportion of any country’s GDP. They are essential to a nation’s economy, yet are often the underdogs in the business world.Unfortun…
If we could design JobKeeper within weeks, we can exit coal by 2030. Here's how to do it
ShutterstockAs we emerge from the lockdown phase of the pandemic, there are many lessons to learn. One is that when given credible warning of an existential threat, it is better to act early and risk …
Dyson Heydon finding may spark a #MeToo moment for the legal profession
AAP/Joel CarrettAn investigation commissioned by the High Court of Australia has found six former court staff members who were judges’ associates were sexually harassed by former High Court Just…

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Media have helped create a crisis of democracy - now they must play a vital role in its revival

In many countries the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, not slowing

Media have helped create a crisis of democracy - now they must play a vital role in its revival

In many countries the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, not slowing

The government is making ‘job-ready’ degrees cheaper for students – but cutting funding to the same courses

Watching Hamilton today – musical drama can be radical, just don't believe all the hype

Climate Explained: what Earth would be like if we hadn't pumped greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

Why long-term environmental observations are crucial for New Zealand's water security challenges

China's disinformation threat is real. We need better defences against state-based cyber campaigns

Australians pessimistic about economic outlook and even more suspicious of China: 2020 Lowy poll

Albanese calls on Morrison to negotiate a bipartisan energy framework

Eden-Monaro byelection will be 'very close', according to participants in focus group research

The 'problem' is not 'fixed'. Why we need a royal commission into robodebt

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

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

Coronavirus and sex hormones — baldness may be a risk factor and anti-androgens a treatment

Collaboration made easy: 6 ways to build a writing relationship

Every step you take: why Google's plan to buy Fitbit has the ACCC's pulse racing

Our articles are free to republish to ensure quality information is available for all

The government's funding changes are meddling with the purpose of universities

Australia has failed miserably on energy efficiency – and government figures hide the truth

Is America a 'failing state'? How a superpower has been brought to the brink

Explainer: what is decolonisation?

Small Office Upgrades: How To Save Money With These 6 DIY Ideas

If we could design JobKeeper within weeks, we can exit coal by 2030. Here's how to do it

Dyson Heydon finding may spark a #MeToo moment for the legal profession

Media have helped create a crisis of democracy - now they must play a vital role in its revival

In many countries the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, not slowing

The government is making ‘job-ready’ degrees cheaper for students – but cutting funding to the same courses

Watching Hamilton today – musical drama can be radical, just don't believe all the hype

Climate Explained: what Earth would be like if we hadn't pumped greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

Why long-term environmental observations are crucial for New Zealand's water security challenges

China's disinformation threat is real. We need better defences against state-based cyber campaigns