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Eighty years since Hiroshima, nuclear weapons remain a threat shaped by shifting justifications and uneasy moral trade-offs.

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As poverty climbs and inequality deepens, more Australians are falling through the cracks. New research lays out bold, ...

With politics too often feeling like a battle between tribes, Dr Jerry Nockles challenges us to rethink what holds us together. His call to centre policymaking on the common good is a timely reminder ...

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As the Erin Patterson case fuels a rush of books, dramas, and podcasts, Australia’s appetite for true crime faces fresh ...

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What can a 16th-century saint offer an anxious, divided world? On the Feast of St Ignatius Loyola, we revisit his restless ...