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The public deserves better

| John Roskam
Australian Financial Review 9th February, 2007

Every once in a while, usually before federal elections, the country experiences a bout of particularly poor policymaking. Although not yet six...

Principles trampled underfoot

Energy | Alan Moran
Australian Financial Review 6th February, 2007

Many politicians have made vigorous statements about the need for carbon taxes or setting tradeable rights to emit carbon dioxide. The West...

How much of climate change is hot air?

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Courier-Mail 5th February, 2007

Almost every day some report or event is claimed as evidence of global warming. Al Gore's recent movie An Inconvenient Truth went so far as to...

Waving goodbye? Fans will decide

| Chris Berg
The Age 4th February, 2007

Rather than jumping up and waving about, well, jumping up and waving, lovers of the Mexican wave can easily look at alternatives to the MCG's ban....

Exploring the path from discovery to business

| Tom Quirk
Australian Financial Review 3rd February, 2007

The Australian winners of the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2005, Barry Marshall and Robin Warren, have been honoured with Australia Day awards. The...

Grand, but still no water in plan

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Land 1st February, 2007

Last week the Prime Minister, John Howard, announced a national plan for water security with a focus on irrigation in the Murray-Darling Basin and...

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