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This article was originially published at The Conversation on May 7 and is replublished here under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Kate Lycett, Deakin University; Georgie Frykberg, Deakin University, and Warwick Smith, The University of Melbourne This … Continue reading
This article was originally published at The Conversation on April 20, 2026 and is republished under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Warwick Smith, The University of Melbourne The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will look at the … Continue reading
This article is republished from The Conversation on March 19, 2026 under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Warwick Smith, The University of Melbourne Former Treasury Secretary and chair of the Henry Tax Review, Ken Henry, has described … Continue reading
Originally published in The Conversation on October 13, 2025 (just catching up a bit on updating this site). Warwick Smith, The University of Melbourne A new update to an influential economic theory called “Doughnut Economics” shows a global economy on … Continue reading
Jessica Riskin’s three greatest revelations while writing Power of Life
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As reports emerge of direct Gulf involvement in strikes on Iran, Bahrain is escalating a sweeping anti-Shia crackdown — arresting clerics, revoking citizenships, and threatening dissidents with death sentences.
The post From Bahrain to the UAE: Gulf States Expand Anti-Shia Crackdowns During Direct Strikes on Iran appeared first on MintPress News.
Landfills are actually excellent places to beef up your lifetime list
The post Stop Demonizing the Birdwatchers Who Contracted Hantavirus appeared first on Nautilus.
For many Americans, data centers represent higher utility bills, noise pollution, tax giveaways, and very few local jobs — all to enrich distant tech giants.
From destroying hundreds of Israeli Merkava tanks to Iron Dome systems, Hezbollah’s $50 FPV drones are inflicting massive losses on Israel using weapons so cheap and simple that military analysts now fear they are changing warfare forever.
The post Hezbollah’s Cheap FPV Drones Are Making Israel’s High-Tech Military Obsolete appeared first on MintPress News.
My underwater dive to discover whether the beautiful ocean organisms are ever coming back
The post Coral Reefs Are at a Tipping Point appeared first on Nautilus.
Oh, I see you are reading this on a device. Perhaps you need to top off your battery? Do you need a cable for that? A USB cable? Because I have an assortment.
I have somehow accumulated several lifetimes’ worth of USB cables, and I cannot get rid of them.
How about a 1.0, 2.0, type A, A to B, B to C, or a micro to macro? Because somewhere in this plastic spaghetti, I have them. I have them all. Would you like one? Please, take a cable. I have too many, and it has become a burden, decades in the making. Please. Take a whole shoebox.
I have USB cables from before the year 2000. Vintage cables that barely did anything, transferring JPGs pixel by pixel from one drive to another. Sometimes, not all the data made it. That’s called the Angelfire’s share.
Actually, this one might not be a data cable. It might only be a charging cable. They don’t really tell you. You only find out five minutes before you need to present a PowerPoint to your entire company. Rest assured, we can find the right cable, though.
The MoD's Permanent Secretary warned of severe staff and equipment shortages, with some of the jets also grounded due to rust
Underground Artists is an ongoing comic by Ali Fitzgerald (Hungover Bear & Friends) that follows woodland creatures as they create art and search out whimsy in a bleak forest.
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AMC Global Media announced that the 2005-2022 Doctor Who revival seasons will stream exclusively in the U.S. on AMC+ beginning June 11th.
Ministers are considering a new report by a cross-party body which recommends closer alignment with European rules on limiting the use of harmful chemicals in our agriculture
Ministers will be forced to respond to the proposals for a new 'Media Sovereignty Act' after campaigners passed a key threshold
Dua Lipa
I have two lips.
Elvis Presley
Someone has flattened the elves.
Elton John
Where’s the bathroom?
Cher
I want it all.
Ed Sheeran
My eyebrows itch.
Bad Bunny
I am going to consume this carrot, and you are powerless to stop me.
John Denver
The bathroom is in Colorado.
John Cougar
The bathroom is a litter box.
John Legend
The bathroom doesn’t actually exist.
Lorde
Dear God, please help me learn to spell.
Johnny Rotten
The toilet smells bad.
Flo Rida
Meet my girlfriend, Ida Ho.
Johnny Cash
Got change for the pay toilet?
Eddie Money
Yes, I do.
Jon Bon Jovi
Party in the outhouse!
Carrie Underwood
The pallbearers have fallen.
Keith Richards
The keys are too expensive.
‘We’re not sure what it means or how it started’ – the enigmatic ritual that has existed in Switzerland for centuries
- by Aeon Video
Talk as much as you like about human rights, nothing will change until the architecture of global finance is reformed
- by Attiya Waris
The ineffable in music resides in the gap between saying and not saying. Music neither states nor conceals. It hints
- by Elena Gigante
Distorted and biased media coverage and short-sighted politics in Westminster have both prevented Starmer's Government from reaching its potential, argues Professor Chris Painter
Last week, the RBA hiked interest rates again and tried to claim the economy was overheating. One way that we assess that claim is via the wages pressure in the labour market. An economy that is running out of productive resources, typically sees firms competing for scarce workers and bidding up wages to attract them.…