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Beyond the deals that will be needed to form Australia’s next government, the outcome of this federal election will be determined by a wildcard influence from outside our politics – the Trump ...

In a class action loss against Bayer for harms caused by its Essure contraceptive device, some saw familiar failures of medicine and the law when it comes to female bodies ...

An exhibition of the Ethiopian-American painter’s works built upon obscured news media suggests even abstract art must be connected to the world ...

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Despite their highly criticised lockdowns, Daniel Andrews and Annastacia Palaszczuk remain popular in the polls ...

Memories of radiation in Europe after the 1986 accident provide a stark lesson for those supporting nuclear power in Australia Remembering lessons in the art of derailing and the power of obfuscation ...

Wall Street Journal reporter Emily Glazer, on whether the SpaceX CEO can really upend NASA’s return to the moon. Elon Musk is pressing NASA to abandon its planned journeys to the moon – projects that ...

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