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Unglitching the matrix
Open Forum | May 21, 2022New research from Monash University offers a new approach to help predict vulnerabilities in software code and strengthen cybersecurity.
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50 shades of teal
James Murphy | May 20, 2022The independent “teal” candidates have shaken up the 2022 Australian election campaign, but there are plenty of idiosyncrasies among these blue-green candidates in socially progressive but liberal held seats.
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Not even the end of the beginning
William Leben | May 20, 202284 days into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – the latest and most bloody act in a long running war against its neighbour – Vladimir Putin’s plans appear to be in tatters but previous wars caution against premature conclusions of victory.
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Decoupling the minimum wage and inflation
Mark Humphery-Jenner | May 20, 2022A 5% increase in the minimum wage has emerged as a point of difference in the election campaign, but there may be no need to link the minimum wage to inflation.
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Don’t be surprised if there’s no election surprise
Murray Goot | May 19, 2022The Coalition hopes that turning ‘undecided’ voters its way in the final few days of the campaign will pull a victory from the fire, but there is little history of this happening in the past.
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Who is Scott Morrison?
Michelle Grattan | May 19, 2022Scott Morrison’s cynical, aggressive, self-serving leadership proved the Coalition’s secret weapon in the last election campaign, but the same qualities have made him a liability in this one.
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Who is Anthony Albanese?
Paul Strangio | May 19, 2022Anthony Albanese has spent a lifetime in politics without making an impression on the public, and if Labor wins the election, it will be despite his gaffes, rather than because of his low-profile leadership.
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Brainstorm not group think
Sabrina Habib | May 18, 2022As automation and artificial intelligence encroaches ever further on the world of work, human creativity is more important than ever and companies can use a range of approaches to maximising the group production of ideas – including GAP’s Second Track process.
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Disaster resilience should be an election issue
Markus Höllerer | May 18, 2022After three years of fires and floods, the federal election should have offered an opportunity to promote plans for improving national disaster governance and resilience.
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State of play
Paul Williams | May 18, 2022Six experts analyse the state of play between the two main parties across the country as the federal election campaign nears its climax this weekend.
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Learning defence lessons from Ukraine
Peter Jennings | May 17, 2022The West refused to accept Ukraine into NATO, sell it arms to defend itself, or fight by its side against the Russian invasion, but now the Western powers, including Australia, are learning valuable lessons in winning a modern war against a major opponent.
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Managing Australia’s software security threat
Sarah Sloan | May 17, 2022As our world becomes increasingly digitised and connected, attacks on software supply chains are only set to increase, particularly by hostile nations such as Russia and China on defence and security contractors.
