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Reports of democracy’s death are greatly exaggerated

The book asserts that corporations have staged nothing less than a political coup d’état: a deliberate and successful attempt to usurp the power of nation states and establish themselves as rulers of the world.

Bharat’s new parliament and women empowerment

India’s new ‘sansad bhavan’ is an attempt to revive and awaken our cultural and civilizational ethos.

Rebuilding Lives: Battle against domestic violence and the shelters lighting the way

"Consent is not a grey area; it is a clear affirmation, and everyone’s boundaries should be respected.”

What helps students cope with academic setbacks?

Recent research has focused on the concept of “academic buoyancy” or everyday resilience at school.

Australia’s ‘consumer data right’ could make your personal data safer and easier to share

By 2022, three of the world’s five most profitable companies specialised in data – Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet.

State and territory ballots will be counted differently at the Voice referendum – is that fair?

The Australian Constitution can only be changed if the people agree to it at a referendum.

What can you do to speed up your metabolism?

A “slow” or “sluggish” metabolism is often the first thing we blame when we struggle to lose weight.

This desk is mine! How noisy offices can make us more territorial

Personalisation is more important for women than men, and they personalise their space with different items.

Can term limits for Australian political leaders build stronger democracy?

I can think of two recent examples where a leader has arguably stayed too long, has grown untouchable in their own government, producing adverse results.

Stand back and avoid saying ‘be careful!’: How to help your child take risks at the park

Parks provide opportunities for children to engage in risky play and develop independence and problem-solving skills.

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27-year-old charged over alleged ‘cash for demerit points’ scheme involving 1,266 fines worth approximately $620,000

Police allege the woman advertised on social media, offering to accept other motorists’ fines and demerit points in exchange for payment.

Indian-origin PhD researcher Jinal Parmar wins Western Sydney ‘Unsung Hero’ Award for community health work

For Parmar, the award is recognition of work that often happens quietly — through conversations, trust-building and helping people navigate the healthcare system.
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