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John Quiggin

Monday Message Board November 25, 2024 John Quiggin
Trump’s dictatorship is a fait accompli November 19, 2024 John Quiggin
Armistice Day November 12, 2024 John Quiggin
The 35-hour week is overdue[1] November 10, 2024 John Quiggin
Monday Message Board November 10, 2024 John Quiggin

Crooked Timber

The AI boom in electricity demand: a multiply recycled myth November 30, 2024 John Q
TikTok in Romania November 26, 2024 Kevin Munger
Can businesses flourish in a world with a cap on personal wealth? November 24, 2024 Ingrid Robeyns
Taiwan and Romania join a very special club November 24, 2024 Doug Muir
Sunday photoblogging: Handy Mini-Market November 24, 2024 Chris Bertram

CoreEcon

Expert Selective School Tutoring Services in Melbourne for Academic Excellence May 1, 2024 admin3

Bill Mitchell

Japan’s new proposed national strategy has to overcome the domination of imported neoliberalism – Part 1 November 28, 2024 bill
Australian inflation episode well and truly over – please tell the RBA to stop trying to push unemployment up further November 27, 2024 bill
COP29 another Cop Out by the world’s richest nations November 25, 2024 bill
A 78 per cent tax on fossil fuel companies in Australia is not required to fund a Just Transition away from carbon November 21, 2024 bill
Fugaku demonstrates the effectiveness of mask wearing and good ventilation in buildings November 20, 2024 bill

The Conversion (G8 Unis)

‘Everything is Country’: these 4 projects blend First Nations knowledge and science to rewrite our understanding of the past December 1, 2024
First Nations cultural knowledge has much to share with archaeology, palaeontology and Earth sciences.
Sally Hurst, Adjunct Fellow - Faculty of Science and Engineering, Macquarie University
Aussie drag, career vampires and a bloody game of hide and seek: what we’re watching in December December 1, 2024
Our film and TV experts review a host of new streaming picks, including the final season of acclaimed mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows.
Stuart Richards, Senior Lecturer in Screen Studies, University of South Australia
‘Girl’ thrillers have been eclipsed by the antiheroines of sad-girl lit. But character-driven, nail-biting crime is here to stay December 1, 2024
‘Girl’ thrillers may be gone … but true psychological thrillers, with their twists tied to deep characterisation, endure. New novels by Paula Hawkins, Jacqueline Bublitz and Inga Simpson pass the test.
Liz Evans, Adjunct Researcher, English and Writing, University of Tasmania
NZ’s gas shortage was not caused by the offshore exploration ban – but it was still a flawed policy December 1, 2024
The Emissions Trading Scheme would have been a better tool to reshape the energy market and cut emissions than an outright ban – and most new exploration had largely dried up already.
David Dempsey, Associate Professor in Natural Resources Engineering, University of Canterbury
‘I felt lost’: immigrant parents want more support to help their children go to uni December 1, 2024
New research looks at a school in Sydney’s western suburbs, where high numbers of students come from immigrant families.
Rayan Merkbawi, Lecturer, UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney