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Why don’t more politicians retire? A medical anthropologist explains how the US could benefit from a mandatory retirement age
With more lawsuits potentially looming, should politicians be allowed to sue for defamation?
Long COVID cost the Australian economy almost $10 billion in 2022 – new research
Thailand’s democracy has taken another hit, but it won’t halt the march toward a more progressive society
Kamala Harris’ polls surge stalls ahead of Democratic National Convention
Australian Foreign Minister To Visit United States 19 August
Generative AI hype is ending – and now the technology might actually become useful
Sweet home, Chicago: the Democrats return to the site of their most tumultuous convention. This time, they are united
View from The Hill: Amid their ugly fighting over Gaza visas, will Labor and Coalition land deals this week on CFMEU and NDIS?
A double whammy of winter fuel payment cuts and scrapping a planned cap on social care costs is set to hit older people
Holiday over? Seven expert tips for how to avoid back-to-work stress
Oil prices will whipsaw as we move to net zero, which could be disastrous for low-income producer countries
How a currency devaluation in Kazakhstan made the country’s poor worse off
Editing fetal genomes is on the horizon − a medical anthropologist explains why ethical discussions with the target communities should happen sooner…
COVID: why the UK’s autumn vaccine strategy could fail patients
Council Launches Drainage Study
De Motu Cordis (DMC) Applauds ARS Pharma’s FDA Approval of Neffy®, Expanding Patient Options to Needle-Free Epinephrine Delivery and Inspiring Confidence in…
Exciting Piece Of History On Display
Meta just closed a vital online research tool. It’s bad news for the fight against misinformation
New Banana Variety 20 Years In Making
Ground breaks at green iron plant at Christmas Creek in the Pilbara
Generational export reforms to boost AUKUS trade and collaboration
Google monopoly ruling: where the tech giant goes from here
Why not knowing what to do isn’t always a bad thing for leaders
Defence scientist tests language capability at sea
Child’s Wish Takes Flight
Shifting away from China for critical minerals would increase costs and delay the energy transition, warns Wood Mackenzie
Satellites are making the night sky brighter – as a launch site, NZ has a duty to combat light pollution
The making of Australia’s first Dark Sky Community at Carrickalinga
Imane Khelif & Making Of Olympic Icons
3 years after the Taliban’s return, Afghanistan is a broken country swarming with terrorists again
Burgundy concludes reclamation surety bonds agreement
How protectionism can help developing countries unlock their economic potential
From Space to Humanitarian Response: OCHA OPT and UNOSAT Collaborative Efforts in Gaza
Bone-building drug which prevents fractures in people with osteoporosis approved for use in UK – here’s how it works
What is the Online Safety Act and why have riots reopened debates about it?
Why did Japan’s prime minister decide to step down? And who might replace him?
NAB’s Approach To Fossil Fuel Funding
A world-first law in Europe is targeting artificial intelligence. Other countries can learn from it
‘Happened to turn Black’: how Donald Trump evoked a history of white authorities using their power to define race
Harris’ lead over Trump continues to increase in US national and swing state polls
Treaties Committee recommends ratification of four major treaties
Earnings announcements at an AGM can reflect a corporate power play, not necessarily a company’s true value
NZ already spends less on health than Australia or Canada – we need proper funding, not ‘crisis’ management
‘Monster plants’: an expert guide to alien invasive species and the epic battles they win
SpaceX’s Elon Musk endorsed Donald Trump for president – what this could mean for US space policy
Pacific Defense Announces US Army CMFF Program Team
‘The dream is to reform Bangladesh’: can a new leader steer the country towards democracy?