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Myanmar military’s ‘ceasefire’ follows a pattern of ruling generals exploiting disasters to shore up control

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareTharaphi Than Associate Professor of World Cultures and Lang

Myanmar’s military chief, Min Aung Hlaing, called for elections on March 27, 2025 – a day before an earthquake Läs mer…

It’s not easy being a street tree, but this heroic eucalypt withstands everything we throw at it

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareRss .

alybaba/ShutterstockStreet trees usually grow in appalling soils, have little space for their roots, are rarely watered and often get Läs mer…

Labor leads in three recent national polls, four weeks from the election

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareRss .

The federal election will be held in four weeks. A national YouGov poll, conducted March 28 to April 3 from Läs mer…

Russia and China both want influence over Central Asia. Could it rupture their friendship?

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareDilnoza Ubaydullaeva Lecturer in Government Flinders Univers

As he looks to solidify his territorial gains in Ukraine in a potential ceasefire deal, Russian President Vladimir Putin has Läs mer…

‘Curiosity-driven research’ led to a recent major medical breakthrough. But it’s under threat

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareSean Coakley Senior Research Fellow School of Biomedical Sci

Hakase_420/ShutterstockEarlier this year news broke about doctors in London curing blindness in children with a rare genetic condition. Läs mer…

Yes, data can produce better policy – but it’s no substitute for real-world experience

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareRss .

ShutterstockGovernments like to boast that “data-driven” policies are the best way to make fair, efficient decisions. They collect statistics, Läs mer…

Ancient Rome used high tariffs to raise money too – and created other economic problems along the way

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattarePeter Edwell Associate Professor in Ancient History Macquari

Nuntiya/ShutterstockTariffs are back in the headlines this week, with United States President Donald Trump introducing sweeping new tariffs of Läs mer…

After 91 years, there are still more questions than answers over the death of Aboriginal man Dhäkiyarr

Publicerad den2025-04-042025-04-04FörfattareThalia Anthony Professor of Law University of Technology Syd

Guwatjurumurru (Giddy River), in East Arnhem Land Boyloso/Shutterstock, CC BY-SAAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains Läs mer…

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Myanmar military’s ‘ceasefire’ follows a pattern of ruling generals exploiting disasters to shore up control

It’s not easy being a street tree, but this heroic eucalypt withstands everything we throw at it

Labor leads in three recent national polls, four weeks from the election

Russia and China both want influence over Central Asia. Could it rupture their friendship?

‘Curiosity-driven research’ led to a recent major medical breakthrough. But it’s under threat

Yes, data can produce better policy – but it’s no substitute for real-world experience

Ancient Rome used high tariffs to raise money too – and created other economic problems along the way

After 91 years, there are still more questions than answers over the death of Aboriginal man Dhäkiyarr

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