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ANALYSIS: As cities get hotter, homeless people becoming most vulnerable to extreme heat
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Politics
ANALYSIS: Does Iran still need a nuclear weapon after gaining leverage over the Strait of Hormuz?
ANALYSIS: Nigeria's armed conflict zones: Why people stay when they can leave
What is the Sex Discrimination Act in Australia and how does it protect people?
Opinion
Health
ANALYSIS: Why salmonella causes severe illness in some people but not others
ANALYSIS: Could spraying perfume on your neck harm your health?
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ANALYSIS: Australia faces devastating bird flu outbreak in wildlife
ANALYSIS: What's the best way to detect scabies, a deadly disease for animals?
ANALYSIS: Cholera still kills thousands each year in places without clean water
ANALYSIS: Are young people worse off mentally or are they just more open to admitting they are struggling?
ANALYSIS: How does singing benefit one's health?
Extreme heat at the World Cup: Are FIFA’s safeguards enough?
Can houseplants really purify the air in your home? What the science actually says
How to donate your poo to science or medicine
LifeStyle
ANALYSIS: How to safely enjoy the solar eclipse
ANALYSIS: Why humans instinctively use ‘baby talk’ with their pets
ANALYSIS: Plastic waste threatens South Africa’s livestock, farmers seek help
PERSONAL STORY: Is expertise gained in PH less valuable than education earned in Canada? A grandfather's story
ANALYSIS: History of rice, world's most popular food
From the Falklands to Maradona: Why Argentina and England are soccer’s fiercest rivals
What does the ‘avant-garde’ look like today? Two new novels give very different answers
Why talking like Yoda can help you to master British Sign Language
Turner prize 2026 shortlist points to sculpture as a way of thinking about power, ecology and belief
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