The grim demise of a ‘dominant life form’
‘FOR centuries we have waged war on insects. Clearing and draining habitats, burning breeding grounds, swatting, baiting, electrocuting and spraying.’
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A letter to the father who strangled his partner
TO THE perpetrators of domestic violence in our community: you need to make an executive decision to leave your partners, writes Meg Gannon.
OPINION: Why we need to make changes before we’re doomed
I AM currently listening to the book ‘Against’, by American academic Tad Delay.
OUR SAY: The tennis court’s age of reason
‘The tennis court has become a truly unique arena where the wisdom of experience trumps the exuberance of youth – every time’
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OPINION: Cronk clash at Adelaide is a waste
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Indigenous languages matter
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Smith the most like Bradman
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Macho ado about nothing
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