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Topic: Australia
Australia, New Zealand and Pacific islands are likely to become the "extinction hot spots" of the globe, mainly thanks to the human destruction and degradation of ecosystems.

Humans causing the “sixth extinction” of species

Environment

Jul 30, 2009

De Ronde is a race for the hard men of cycling, not the anaemic mountain goats that characterise stage races such as the Tour de France, writes <b>Tim Watson</b>.

The Racing Kangaroo and De Ronde

Sport

Apr 03, 2009

With so much riding on the director’s costly paean to God’s own; the DVD’s success if Fox will forgive us -- has become paramount, writes <b>Ross Stapleton</b>.

Will Baz strike real (or fool’s) gold with Australia’s DVD?

Media

Feb 26, 2009

1

My emotions, and the way I’ve been talking about them in order to deal with them, have been hijacked by the emotions of "the nation" and its faithful organ, the press, writes <b>Peter Chambers</b>.

I survived Marysville for an orgy of ocker self-love

Media

Feb 19, 2009

9

Peter, I am very pleased to see that you have taken in at least the rudiments of essay writing which we have been covering over the course of the last semester.

Peter Costello’s Australia essay: what his teacher said

Politics

Dec 11, 2008

5

An unwillingness to break a decade-old tradition of Oz film bashing may be infecting Australian reporters' abilities to sensibly interpret a simple list of figures writes <b>Michael Griffiths</b>.

Australia’s not the bomb they’d have you believe

News

Dec 02, 2008

4

Well, it's official. Australia is crap. The only raging debate amongst reviewers world wide is exactly why the movie that was supposed to save our film industry is quite this bad, writes <b>Eleri Harris</b>.

Australia: the verdict

News

Nov 26, 2008

16

We should be speaking up for him now, rather than waiting for a more appealing victim of this attack on free speech.

On freedom of speech and Gerald Fredrick Toben

Politics

Oct 15, 2008

7

Garnauts Final Reports Fateful Decisions and the uncharted brave new world of 550 ppm CO2 and + 3 degrees Celsius, <b>Dr Andrew Glikson</b> explains.

A target of 550 ppm CO2 is a recipe for disaster

Politics

Oct 01, 2008

3

Australia, sunny social democracy that is is, is suddenly flavor of the month for discerning Americans, writes <b>Guy Rundle</b>.

US08: Let’s hear it for the emerald continent

Politics

Apr 01, 2008

4

Kevin Rudd's decision to ratify Kyoto led to applause at the UN and a Mexican wave across world media. Here's what some are saying today.

Kyoto blog wrap: they love us, they really love us

Politics

Dec 04, 2007

Tips and rumours

Politics

Dec 04, 2007

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