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Politics & Society
Analysis
What came out of the Samoa CHOGM
There’s an important civil society dimension to CHOGM, building support on issues that are important to major Commonwealth powers as well as small island states
Sciences & Technology
New genomic toolkit set to boost Australian crop industry
Scientists are in a battle to keep the world’s food supply dependable, and new research into crop genomes is helping to lead the way
Sciences & Technology
A bit of bling helps insects dazzle their predators
Beyond just looking stunning, shininess may help insects confuse predators to avoid being eaten
Health & Medicine
Opinion
Young people need a say in how we deal with the health impacts of climate change
Youth participation in climate organisations is common, but the hierarchy in healthcare means they are often excluded from discussions about climate and health
Health & Medicine
Richer countries are getting unfair access to life-saving vaccines
New research finds that the way vaccines are manufactured and priced is creating inequality between the world’s richest and poorest countries
Environment
Crunch time at COP 29 requires a new deal
Dubbed the ‘Finance COP’, the 29th meeting of the Conference of the Parties needs to set a positive vision matched with capital and action to meet sustainability goals
Environment
What can we expect at the COP29 Climate Conference?
Finance is the key to global action and COP29 is the key to unlocking the trillions needed to accelerate action
Politics & Society
Opinion
8 reasons not to be afraid of President Trump 2.0
Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections has come as shock to some and a joy to others, but there are good reasons to think his second term will be a success
Arts & Culture
Book extract
Bushrangers in their own words
Most bushrangers are best known from semi-fictional accounts written decades after their deaths, but a new book uncovers a few that told their own stories