At Primavera 2026, artists do not exhibit the archive β they remake it
At the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia annual showcase of leading Australian artists under 35, eight artists turn loss into the labour of making.
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UN has βgrave concernβ for Australian trapped in Iraq β as Canberra continues funding the bank that sent him to jail
Robert Pether was imprisoned as a result of a dispute between his former employer and the Iraqi Central Bank, which continues to receive financial aid…
Read full article ββBroken and unfairβ: Morrison-era policy slogging students with hundreds of millions in extra debt
'We are talking about students carrying a significant debt into their late 40s, and many will never repay it.' The post βBroken and unfairβ: Morrison-era…
Read full article βInternational efforts to end North Koreaβs nuclear weapons program have failed. Hereβs what comes next
Economic sanctions will never be strong enough to denuclearise North Korea. The only realistic path runs through radical political reform. The post International efforts to…
Read full article βRobodebt spectre invoked in damning report on Services Australia
This latest look under the hood of Services Australia reveals an agency incapable of effectively managing some of the most complex legislation in the country.…
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Can we keep Australiaβs endangered alpine ash on the map? New modelling shows where to focus our efforts
A hotter, drier and more fire-prone future is putting these unique trees at risk.
Read full article βTrump suffers series of losses in the Supreme Court, but snares a win
The US president has seen reverses on mail-in voting, the Fed and E Jean Carroll. And in Germany, a suspect is in custody after a…
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Good news! Housing is getting more and more affordable
Strong income growth, softer house prices and a more favourable interest rate outlook suggest housing affordability is set to improve over the coming years. read…
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A cataclysmic collision in space provides new clues on astronomyβs biggest stalemate
Astronomers have revisited data from a dramatic collision of neutron stars to help resolve the infamous βHubble tensionβ.
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Doctor Who is on its most uneven footing in 20 years: whatβs next for the beloved series?
Doctor Who needs a new co-production partner, a new showrunner and a new star.
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A severe El NiΓ±o could threaten something essential to half of humanity β rice
Rice is life for billions of people. But this grain crop depends heavily on irrigation β and the looming El NiΓ±o is likely to bring…
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Guide to the classics: John Steinbeckβs East of Eden has always been controversial
East of Eden offers a melodramatic conflict between good and evil, but more remarkable is its sense of human relations evolving, shaped by destiny and…
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Isolation as a form of discipline: how should schools manage poor student behaviour?
Teenagers testing boundaries is often seen as being due to defiance, bad judgement, or bad parenting. There are more effective ways to improve behaviour in…
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Factors to consider when choosing global eSIMs
A traveller lands in a new country and needs immediate internet access without hunting for a local SIM card. Global eSIMs offer a way to…
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Why Australian plumbing businesses need smarter digital marketing, not bigger budgets
Running a plumbing business in Australia has become far more demanding than it was even a decade ago. read now...
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View from The Hill: Liberals now wedged in tunnel, staring at a sinkhole
Like a cumbersome machine, the latest polls show the party is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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Pauline Hanson’s multiracial Australia shift puts supporters to the test
Pauline Hansonβs apparent acceptance of a multiracial Australia may expose deep tensions within her own support base. read now...
▶️ Watch →As London sweltered, the βanti-woke Davosβ kept Australian conservatives in their comfort zone
The ARC conference, co-founded by Canadian pseudo-intellectual Jordan Peterson, was full of Australians. Instead of new ideas for a chaotic world, they played the greatest…
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Skilled visa invites reveal Australia’s workforce priorities
Australia's latest skilled visa invitations reveal which occupations the Government considers most critical to the nation's workforce needs. read now...
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Should I take zinc or eat oysters to ward off colds, boost my immune system or improve fertility?
The marketing hype promises better health for men, fewer colds and a more robust immune system. Hereβs what the evidence says.
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