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A year on from the October 7 massacre, the world has changed so much it can be hard to remember how we got here.

Greenhushing: what is it and why do companies do it?

Greenhushing is when companies keep their sustainability credentials secret. It’s becoming more widespread and this is why that matters.

When dieting becomes disordered eating

Disordered eating can develop as a way to manage disease symptoms, so recognising the risks can help prevent the problem.

Four obstacles to India joining UN security council

Despite persistent lobbying, experts say it’s unlikely India will gain permanent membership of the UN Security Council anytime soon for several reasons.

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Here are three perspectives and possible ways forward to remove the heat from the debate around international student caps in Australia.

How the Palestinian Authority is failing its people

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How cities can avoid overtourism before it hits

The best solution is prevention and a sustainable tourism plan goes a long way in managing the expectations of people and protecting the environment.

When make yourself at home doesn’t work for tourist towns

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