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“Debate about human rights in Australia is often polarised. One view commonly expressed is that by Sir Robert Menzies in 1967 …”
“Here are a couple of questions about asking questions:
If interviewing is central to journalism why are so many interviews
so boring to watch? …”
“Activists often look to colourful actions to draw attention to issues, and delivering a birthday cake must surely fall into this category …”
“It is clear from the chapters of this book that the majority of Australians do not experience any significant difficulty registering a birth and obtaining a birth …”
“Our climate is changing and so must we. As climate changes become manifest, our intrinsic survival instinct will make adaptation …”
“Although steps have been taken over the past 150 years or so
to protect ‘heritage areas’ of great natural beauty …”
“The case for public funding of scientific and technological research in Australia, as in most countries in the world, is generally regarded …”
“Suppose that nothing much is done to prevent global warming and that the build-up of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere continues …”
“Worry has been described as an attempt to engage in mental problem-solving on an issue whose outcome is uncertain. We think about bad things that could …”
“Throughout history people have relied on some form of doctor or other healer to help them and their families during times of illness, and to provide comfort …”
“The term diabetes mellitus is derived from Greek and Latin words meaning excessive discharge of urine (diabetes), which is honey sweet (mellitus) …”
“Fifty years ago, the very notion of adolescence, teenagers and youth was only starting to be recognised as a ‘life stage’ …”
“Since the 1970s multiculturalism has served as a category that has widened the conceptual framework of public policy, cultural philosophy and aesthetic …”
“This chapter describes the roles that new media might play in rebuilding links between Australia’s diverse publics and the formal political system …”
“The past 12 months have been, without a doubt, the most exciting in recent history in terms of disclosure of information …”
“Shortly after Barack Obama became the first US President to build his campaign around online social media, his new administration held an online …”
“It is important that we look after ourselves throughout life to live the healthiest life we can. Yet the reality is life demands often mean we cannot prioritise our …”
“I grew up in Legoland writ large. Big brick veneer houses on small blocks treed with conifers and covered with tan bark …”
“On the cusp of 2015, Australians are engaged in more major debates over a broader range of issues than for many years …”
“The concept of sustainability has always been central to indigenous cultures. Native Americans believe that you have to consider …”
“Like any other ‘machine’, the better you care for your heart, the more likely it is going to go on serving you well …”
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