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Why does night shift increase the risk of cancer, diabetes and heart disease? Here’s what we know so far

News The Conversation - November 29, 2022

A landmark study using clinical data from the mid-1990s found nurses working at night had an increased risk of breast cancer.

Plunger, espresso, filter? Just because your coffee is bitter, doesn’t mean it’s ‘stronger’

Food & Wine The Conversation - August 30, 2022

Coffee – one bean with many possibilities. A big choice is how to brew it: espresso, filter, plunger, percolator, instant and more.

View from The Hill: The Liberals would be better off with Morrison out of parliament

National The Conversation - August 17, 2022

Liberal frontbencher Karen Andrews wouldn’t be alone among her colleagues in believing Scott Morrison should quit parliament.

The unconscionable prosecution of Bernard Collaery was an assault on the values Australia holds dear

News The Conversation - July 12, 2022

Last week Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus put an end to Canberra lawyer Bernard Collaery’s criminal prosecution.

Australian voters have elected their government. Now the Labor Party has to make them believe they were right

National The Conversation - May 23, 2022

Elections are a test – the ultimate test, really – of those who serve as parliamentarians and those who aspire to serve.

Labor’s lead narrows in three new national polls; and seat polls galore

National The Conversation - May 18, 2022

The final Resolve poll for Nine newspapers, conducted May 12-17 from a sample of 2,049, gave Labor just a 52-48 lead by 2019 election preferences.

State of the states: six politics experts take us around Australia in the final week of the campaign

National The Conversation - May 17, 2022

In the first week of the campaign, we journeyed around the country with six politics experts to examine the key seats and issues affecting different parts of the Australia.

Do those viral ‘36 questions’ actually lead to finding love?

Lifestyle The Conversation - May 15, 2022

As people attempted the 36 questions of love during dates, it became clear the 36 questions typically did not result in people falling in love.

To pat or not to pat? How to keep interactions between kids and dogs safe

Health & Wellbeing The Conversation - May 14, 2022

With dog attacks in the news over recent weeks, some parents may be wondering about how to keep interactions between kids and dogs safe.

60 years and 14 Doctors: how Doctor Who has changed with the times – and Ncuti Gatwa’s casting is the natural next step

Entertainment The Conversation - May 14, 2022

The BBC’s announcement that the Rwandan-Scottish actor Ncuti Gatwa will play Doctor Who from 2023 is making global headlines.

Stuff-up or conspiracy? Whistleblowers claim Facebook deliberately let important non-news pages go down in news blackout

National The Conversation - May 13, 2022

The Wall Street Journal published information from whistleblowers, alleging Facebook deliberately caused havoc in Australia last year.

How a volcanic bombardment in ancient Australia led to the world’s greatest climate catastrophe

National The Conversation - May 10, 2022

Australia’s own ancient volcanoes' eruptions were so large they initiated the world’s biggest ever climate catastrophe.

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