editorial
29 Oct 2010
Are You A First Generation NM Supporter?
Three days in and we've already raised $22,500 - a fantastic start! But we still need many more readers to get on board (and we'll give you free movie tickets if you do)
Satire
29 Oct 2010
Ben Pobjie's Guide To Twitter
Want to tweet like you are to the Twitterati born? Want the hashtag that has it all? Ben Pobjie returns to NM with an article that is more than 140 characters long
Personal
29 Oct 2010
Why I'm Not Wearing A Pink Ribbon
There's nothing pink and girly about cancer. Having endured a breast biopsy, AC Storr wonders why public health campaigns need to reinforce social stereotypes
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The campaign to improve the lives of the mentally ill in Indonesia is making progress, with the cessation of forced confinement a priority, reports Stephen Minas
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The cutbacks to the NSW Solar Bonus Scheme announced yesterday by Kristina Keneally are a step in the wrong direction for renewable energy, writes Daniel Kogoy
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A recent study by the WHO suggests that HIV could be eradicated from the planet within 10 years. But is this a realistic prognosis? Nicole Gooch reports
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The Iraq War Diaries shed light not only on everyday life in Iraq but also on the experience of forced migration, writes Helen Young
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Parliament has been sitting for a few weeks but how it will all work is still an open question - and there's room for things to improve, writes Andrew Bartlett
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The naming of a school at UNSW after a major donor has angered students and staff and raised big questions about the corporatisation of higher education, writes Osman Faruqi
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The reception of Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Peace Prize in his homeland sheds light on how information flows are regulated in China, reports Jennifer Mills from Beijing
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Want to tweet like you are to the Twitterati born? Want the hashtag that has it all? Ben Pobjie returns to NM with an article that is more than 140 characters long
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Chris Bowen is ignoring local opposition to a refugee processing centre in East Timor - and that's not all, reports Shona Hawkes from Dili
