$32,500 for Ringo’s ashtray: Yale explains our obsession with celebrity junk
After a page of Paul McCartney’s scribblings sold for almost $1 million, the stuffed shirts at Yale have attempted to unpack why we can’t leave celebrity trinkets alone.
Ego, denial and optimism: The changing climate of Biden’s virtual summit
Joe Biden’s recent virtual climate summit was highlighted by technical issues, the hope of collective change, and one very clueless, angry leader.
The UN is against it, but would you clone yourself?
Now that they’ve successfully cloned primates, we’re next. But are we ready to welcome the clone versions of us into our lives?
Largest-ever study of carbon pricing proves it reduces emissions after all
Carbon pricing has been dragged over the years, particularly in this country, but our research proves that it plainly works.
The age of information is pushing us to ignorance, but we have the power to resist
In the age of limitless knowledge, we’ve decided to opt for ignorance. I don’t blame us, we recoil at the sheer weight of it. But there is a way to escape this information overload.
Scientists want to bring back the Woolly Mammoth…to fight climate change
In a rather bold move, scientists in the arctic circle are looking to bring back a species that we pushed to extinction.
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30 reviews in 23 years: Why is our aged care system still broken?
They haven’t got a clue, and we don’t have the energy to explain it to them
Childcare: When single parents are priced out, it starts a cycle of poverty
After 25 years of failed privatisation, we have a reason to fear it
Morrison finds no difference between a $1 trillion and a $2 trillion debt