The Conversation | updated at 2022-06-25

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A brief history of the Taliban by an Afghan scholar who lived through it
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The story of the cash-strapped, post-pandemic 1920 Olympics
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Emu vs Cassowary: Who would win in a fight?
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Why you should put the lid down when you flush the toilet (It's called the 'plume effect')
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How Republicans and Democrats are polarized over COVID-19
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2022 Federal budget explained by economist, Peter Martin
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The traumatic life of Australia's refugees and asylum seekers detained for years in the Park Hotel
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Scientists get creative to save living collections
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A Majority of Vaccine Skeptics Plan to Refuse a COVID-19 Vaccine. That could be a big problem.
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Fonts have personality and political leanings
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How COVID-19 is impacting air pollution and climate change
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How pandemics change cities -- often for the better
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How ancient ice cores show ‘black swan’ events in history – even pandemics
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Who should get a COVID-19 vaccine first?
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How will society change as the US population ages?
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The 737 MAX is ready to fly again, but plane certification still needs to be fixed - here's how
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In just three minutes, Peter Martin nails Australia's budget story
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How are rural health services adapting to the pandemic?
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A history of plague monuments
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What is a neural network? A computer scientist explains.
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Saving the archives of Sequoia and King's Canyon National Parks from burning down in a wildfire
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It is difficult, if not impossible to estimate the size of the crowd that stormed Capitol Hill
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What is a protein? A biologist explains
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What you need to know about the new COVID-19 strains
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The body's fight against COVID-19 explained using 3D printed models