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The Australian dingo: to be respected, at a distance

It’s the dry season in the Northern Territory, and for many people that means camping under a clear winter’s sky in the Top End. Yet rediscovering nature can be a fraught exercise.


Stephen Tomsen

Sydney's night-time economy: Putting the violence in context

The recent unprovoked killing of a young reveler, Thomas Kelly, by a male stranger in Sydney’s Kings Cross has set off extensive community and political debate.


Michael Singh

Partnerships with school systems must play a stronger role in university education degrees

The NSW government has raised serious questions about the quality of teachers being produced by our universities, criticising the lack of opportunities to practice in real classrooms.


Steven Freeland Thumbnail

Lubanga Dyilo conviction and sentencing to restore credibility to the ICC

The conviction and sentencing of Thomas Lubanga Dyilo will be significant to maintain – and possibly restore – the credibility of the world's only permanent international criminal tribunal.


Jorge Knijnik

Citius, Altius, Fortius: Olympic Education as an authentic learning experience

In a few weeks the world’s attention, and certainly the interest of most Australians will turn to the 2012 London Olympics – the paramount sports events on Earth.


Anthony Dillon

Indigenous intervention: We need action over mourning

Indigenous leaders have declared a day of mourning to show how much they oppose the continuation of an intervention to address the problems facing many Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory.


John Macdonald

Paid Parental Leave for dads a welcome small step forward

The Men’s Health and Information Resource Centre at the University of Western Sydney says the passage of legislation introducing paid parental leave for dads.


Michael Singh

Burma aid package must keep the needs of children in its sights

How might the Australian Government best invest its $80 million education package for Burma? ‘Australian Development Scholarships’ are meant to provide better educated teachers for Myanmar’s (Burma) children.



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