A fierce tussle over a Northern Territory river reveals Australia’s stark choice on water justice

By Quentin Grafton, Australian Laureate Professor of Economics, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University
Anne Poelina, Professor and Chair Indigenous Knowledges & Senior Research Fellow Nulungu Institute of Research University of Notre Dame & Chair Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council, University of Notre Dame Australia
Sarah Milne, Associate Professor, Head of Resources, Environment and Development Department, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University

The NT government has given billions of litres of water from the Roper River to irrigators. When will Australia start managing our rivers for the future?

Read complete article

~	Helping teachers learn what works in the classroom − and what doesn’t − will get a lot harder without the Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences

~	Sam Kerr verdict: what it means for law in the UK and the star athlete’s soccer career

~	Measuring a Country’s Progress Goes Well Beyond GDP

~	Short-range drones: The deadliest threat to civilians in Ukraine

~	Latin America is moving fast to protect democracy from excesses of big tech

~	Is it true you need to love yourself before you can find romantic love? Here’s what philosophers say

~	Trump tariffs: there may be silver linings in the trade war storm clouds

~	How smarter greenhouses could improve the UK’s food security

~	Why is there an increase in lung cancer among women who have never smoked?

~	Most animals have their own version of tree rings – here’s how we biologists use them to help species thrive