:Myanmar's government in exile is urging the international community to do more to put pressure on the military generals.

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Myanmar resistance leaders call for more action from Australia

This week's southern caller likes wet gullies lined with tree-ferns – the Pink Robin.

Tweet of the week

Shaun Burgoyne is an AFL legend. The winner of four premierships and the record for the most AFL games played by an Indigenous player.

The Year that Made Me: Shaun Burgoyne, 2015

194 years after the composer's death, the symphony has been finished by artificial intelligence and recently performed at BeethovenFest in his home town Bonn, Germany.

Beethoven's 10th Symphony finished by AI

The extraordinary story of Mr X, an American man who for almost a decade in the 1930s had no idea who he was.

Mr X: The man who didn't know who he was

They breathe air but live underwater, and like their land-dwelling counterparts their bites are venomous.

Disappearing sea snakes

Australia’s Chief Scientist for the Antarctic has spent the past two decades studying coral reefs.

A different challenge for the new Antarctic Division chief

Former US national security adviser Fiona Hill warns declining opportunity in America is putting it on a path similar to authoritarian Russia      

There’s nothing for you here. Opportunity and the future of American democracy

It's estimated that one in every 5 Australians lives with a mental illness, and up to 35% of female clients of mental health services are mothers of dependent children. How families manage when a parent has a mental illness. 

The Roundtable: How parental mental illness impacts families

Can you guess this week's mystery caller?

Thea Calzoni has written a memoir about the challenges of raising a child with an intellectual disability and preparing him for adulthood

The Year that Made Me: Thea Calzoni, 2018

Scientists in France used an X-ray technique to decipher the redacted text of letters written by Marie Antoinette in 1791

Deciphering Marie Antoinette's love letters

The names of the 9/11 victims are read out solemnly each year but we don’t know the names and the stories of the civilian victims of America’s drone strikes.

The unseen civilian victims of drone strikes

Nathan Brooks-English usually studies the geological processes that make mountains but on one particular field trip, the thing he learned most about was human connection.

Finding kindness on the backroads of Bangladesh

The new PNG economic database will support research and evidence-based policy making.

PNG's new economic database

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