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Morgan Harrington

Morgan Harrington is a social scientist with a decade of diverse experiences within and beyond academia. He was previously a research fellow at the Australian National University. He is the Australia Institute’s Postdoctoral Research Manager.

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Extreme heat inflames inequality

The people most vulnerable to extreme heat either live below the poverty line, have a long-term health issue, and/or are aged 65 and older.

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Extreme heat inflames inequality

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Why your Spotify Wrapped probably doesn’t have any new Australian music on it

If you don't have Australian artists on your Spotify Wrapped, you're not alone - it's the result of a structural, not individual, problem.

Society & Culture
Why your Spotify Wrapped probably doesn’t have any new Australian music on it

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The only thing standing in the way of gambling reform is the Government's cowardice

Last year, Australians lost $34.8 billion in bets. That’s more than Australian households spend on electricity and gas or alcohol.

Society & Culture
The only thing standing in the way of gambling reform is the Government's cowardice

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Streaming services bias American music, which is bad for Aussie artists

November 27 is AusMusic T-Shirt Day, a day which raises money for SupportAct, because the popularity of Australian music is in such decline that it needs a charity to help

Society & Culture
Streaming services bias American music, which is bad for Aussie artists
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