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The minister is protected, but from what?

23 November 2009Changing the secretive culture of the public service is a work in progress, writes Mike Stekette in The Australian

Driven into action

23 November 2009In Inside Story, Ian Anderson reviews Peter Sutton’s unsettling account of Indigenous policy, The Politics of Suffering

What force should we give to advance health statements?

John Chesterman

20 November 2009There are pitfalls in giving advance statements the force of law, writes John Chesterman for APO

19 November 2009Having asked two ministers for their resignations, Premier Nathan Rees will have to hope that he has not thrown away Labor's last chance to retain government, writes Tony Smith in Eureka Street

League tables law is simply rank

George Williams

17 November 2009The NSW ban on the publication of school 'league tables' criminalises speech of a kind that the constitution protects, writes George Williams in the Sydney Morning Herald

Little point in postponing greener economy

Mike Steketee

16 November 2009Improved energy efficiency can contribute close to 60 per cent of the reduction in global emissions, the International Energy Agency's Nigel Jollands tells Mike Steketee in The Australian

What can deliberative processes tell us?

Alison Atherton and Rebecca Short

16 November 2009Citizens well informed about climate change make for better polling, argue Alison Atherton and Rebecca Short

The next step: a reparations tribunal

Robin Banks

13 November 2009For most members of the Stolen Generations, pursuing a civil claim through the courts is technically impossible or simply too painful, writes Robin Banks

The future of journalism needs journalists

Marni Cordell

13 November 2009The ABC's Mark Scott likes describing the media future as a 'town square' but is very quiet on how investigative journalism fits in, writes Marni Cordell in New Matilda

The fifth ripple: Australia’s place in the global refugee crisis

Peter Mares

12 November 2009Without more resettlement places, interception in Indonesia is pointless, argues Peter Mares in Inside Story

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Swinburne University, together with EM Software and Systems, has developed an online tool that will allow users to calculate exclusion zones around antennas where radiation levels exceed safety standard limits.

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