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Brains Have 5 ‘Major Epochs’ in a Lifetime: Study
Neuroscientists studied the structure of the brain at different ages for the research.
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Beijing Uses Security Dialogue as Cover for Indo-Pacific Expansion: Analysts
Observers warn the threat to Taiwan and U.S. allies remains high even as strategic calculations and internal instability affect future Chinese military drills.
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Abbott Downplays Burqa Stunt Backlash, Says Islamophobia Not an Issue in Australia
Abbott also called on Liberal Party supporters to get more involved and try to steady the ship.
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Inflation Rises Again, Crushing Hopes of Christmas Rate Cut
Electricity, housing, and travel costs push inflation up again, undermining hopes for more rate relief before the end of 2025.
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Primacy of UN Climate Body’s Research Challenged in Australian Parliament
IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.
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Dutton Was the Least Popular Liberal Leader, New Study Shows
Just 8 percent of voters felt the opposition leader had won the televised debates against Anthony Albanese, again the lowest figure ever recorded.
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Bougainville Turns to India to Resolve Conflict Over Critical Mine, Snubbing Beijing
The Bougainville government has signed a deal with an Indian-based mining company, bypassing Beijing which has long coveted the valuable Panguna mine.
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Australian Census to Add Questions on Gender, Sexual Orientation
The Australian Census has been set for Aug. 11, 2026, with new questions around gender and sexual orientation to be included for the first time.
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Day in Photos: Flooding in Thailand, Combat Diver Training, and Major Fire in London
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Brains Have 5 ‘Major Epochs’ in a Lifetime: Study
Neuroscientists studied the structure of the brain at different ages for the research.
|
Beijing Uses Security Dialogue as Cover for Indo-Pacific Expansion: Analysts
Observers warn the threat to Taiwan and U.S. allies remains high even as strategic calculations and internal instability affect future Chinese military drills.
|
Abbott Downplays Burqa Stunt Backlash, Says Islamophobia Not an Issue in Australia
Abbott also called on Liberal Party supporters to get more involved and try to steady the ship.
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Inflation Rises Again, Crushing Hopes of Christmas Rate Cut
Electricity, housing, and travel costs push inflation up again, undermining hopes for more rate relief before the end of 2025.
|
Primacy of UN Climate Body’s Research Challenged in Australian Parliament
IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.
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Dutton Was the Least Popular Liberal Leader, New Study Shows
Just 8 percent of voters felt the opposition leader had won the televised debates against Anthony Albanese, again the lowest figure ever recorded.
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Bougainville Turns to India to Resolve Conflict Over Critical Mine, Snubbing Beijing
The Bougainville government has signed a deal with an Indian-based mining company, bypassing Beijing which has long coveted the valuable Panguna mine.
|
Australian Census to Add Questions on Gender, Sexual Orientation
The Australian Census has been set for Aug. 11, 2026, with new questions around gender and sexual orientation to be included for the first time.
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Day in Photos: Flooding in Thailand, Combat Diver Training, and Major Fire in London
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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