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National Affairs Is demography still working against the Coalition? Ian Watson 14 September 2018 The short answer is yes, but the long answer is more complicated Books & Arts The war inside our bodies Sara Dowse 22 May 2018 Books | Does the wellness movement ignore important truths (and take up too much of our time)? National Affairs Not so super Brendan Coates, John Daley & Trent Wiltshire 29 April 2018 Increasing the Superannuation Guarantee will help the rich at the expense of the poor National Affairs Aged care’s demographic challenge Lesley Russell 27 November 2017 The growing dominance of private providers has led to lower standards of care. But will baby boomers put up with it?

Books & Arts What matters in the end Frank Bowden 17 December 2014 Books | Atul Gawande has written an important book about the limits of medicine Books & Arts Alzheimer unease David Le Couteur 28 July 2014 Why do so many dementia researchers hold to a single theory so fervently? An unsettling new book throws light on entrenched beliefs, writes David Le Couteur National Affairs Work till you drop? Peter Whiteford 28 April 2014 Would increasing the pension age be fair and effective? Peter Whiteford looks at the Australian and international evidence National Affairs Two indexes, two very different impacts on pensions Daniel Nethery 17 April 2014 If the rumours are correct, the federal government is considering a complex but far-reaching change to pension payments, writes Daniel Nethery