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Stephen Smiley

Stephen Smiley

Presenter at ABC Science Online

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Australia
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    Covering topics
    • General Assignment News
    • Politics

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    Recent Articles

    abc.net.au

    Colonial practices implicated in Indigenous smoking rates

    Discriminatory practices dating back to Australia's colonial history are at least partly to blame for a comparatively high smoking rate among Indigenous populations, according to a team of academic researchers at the Australian National University.
    about 8 years ago
    abc.net.au

    Record sale of artwork by Indigenous woman Emily Kngwarreye highlig...

    The record sale of an artwork by an Australian woman has drawn attention to the gap between male and female artists in the industry.
    about 8 years ago
    abc.net.au

    Privacy decision sets worrying precedent: What can the Government r...

    Legal experts are warning a recent decision by the Privacy Commissioner sets a worrying precedent allowing the Government to reveal people’s private information without their consent.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    Australian sex workers struggling to survive after US bans online a...

    Some Australian sex workers cannot afford to pay rent or buy food as US laws banning online advertising slash their business and drives down their wages.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    Bees are dying. What can we do about it?

    Social media is abuzz with photos of bees drinking sugar water from teaspoons, after a post on a fan page dedicated to the British naturalist Sir David Attenborough draws attention to the dwindling population of bees worldwide.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    'They come in packs': The women smashing away their anger in break ...

    "Break rooms" are popping up around Australia, where people pay as little as $35 to don protective gear and destroy bottles, plates and white goods with a baseball bat. But their customers aren't necessarily who you think.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    The nightmare of mopping up your online reputation and the 'right t...

    This week The Daily Show host Trevor Noah learned the internet never forgets, but it's a lesson many Australians, particularly millennials, are paying the price for — with both their reputation and their wallet.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    What's next for Julian Assange?

    As Julian Assange's seven-year stay in the Ecuadorian embassy in London is drawing to a close, the ABC's daily news podcast The Signal has been investigating what will happen when his time in the embassy runs out.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    The technology getting under your skin: Swedish biohacker says bio-...

    Swedish "disruptor" and self-described biohacker Hannes Sjöblad says growing movement towards "bio-implants" could soon render loyalty cards, keys, bus tickets and even bank cards obsolete.
    over 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    Can we quit coal in time to avoid climate change catastrophe?

    The latest IPCC report warns the world has just 12 years to avoid a climate change catastrophe. Scientists are telling us that by quitting coal quickly, we could stave it off, but is that even possible?
    about 7 years ago
    abc.net.au

    Lessons from The Signal as the ABC launches its new daily podcast, ...

    ABC News Daily's Stephen Smiley reveals what a daily news podcast offers to its audience that breakfast radio and television and newspapers don't.
    almost 4 years ago