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Why agile won't help Australian start-ups build lasting value from innovation
Young entrepreneurs are being sold the Silicon Valley myth that it is all right to fly by the seat of your pants to launch your startup and to just be 'agile', write Professor Andy Dong and Dr Massimo Garbuio.
Is a constitutional challenge to Senate voting reforms likely to succeed?
A suggested constitutional challenge to the Senate reforms through the High Court is unlikely to succeed, writes Professor Anne Twomey.
Playing with fire: At what point will Donald Trump have gone too far?
With ugly violence at his rallies and a public flirtation with racists, will Super Tuesday be the beginning of the end for Donald Trump, or confirmation he is a master demagogue ready to pander to the worst of human fears and prejudices? John Barron writes.
Dance your way to a healthy heart
A world first study has found people over the age of 40 who participate in dancing almost halve their risk of dying from cardiovascular disease.
Graduate entry Master of Nursing program launches at Westmead
Nurses from Western Sydney have endorsed the University of Sydney’s Master of Nursing (Graduate-Entry) program, which sees its first students start classes this week at its Westmead campus.