International court to decide if we have a ‘right to strike’
Employers are challenging the legal principle on which the ‘right to strike’ is based in the International Court of Justice. The outcome could change labour laws around the world
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How disinformation is undermining our cities
Disinformation is a modern reality. It sows distrust and division in communities, but it’s also affecting our cities’ ability to function
Why Australians are made to vote
The real secret to how and why Australia adopted compulsory voting was simplicity as well as a hint of classism
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Melbourne’s pollen riddle
While most of us are familiar with grass pollen and how it triggers hay fever and asthma, researchers find ‘other’ pollen can actually be more abundant in the air
Scaring the daylights out of our body clocks
Our circadian rhythms refuse to be ruled by daylight savings, which is why things may still feel off-kilter a week after the switch
Explaining Melbourne’s crazy but predictable weather
Melbourne’s weather is renowned for its variability, but it is still predictable, explained partly by its position on a large hot continent close to the cold Southern Ocean
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