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International report says Australia’s arms trade not transparent

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By Andrew Bartlett
| Independent Australia Verified
Australia’s two major parties want Australia to be a top-tier arms exporter, but the current system of documenting those exports is secretive and convoluted, writes Andrew Bartlett. THE INTERNATIONAL BODY monitoring the arms trade has labelled Australia’s military export process as not meaningfully transparent. The criticism is contained in the latest annual report from the ATT Monitor, which assesses compliance with the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT).
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The surprisingly scientific methods of Bigfooters

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By Andrew Bartlett, Jamie Lewis
| Aeon Verified
How do you go about capturing a monster? The search for Bigfoot, or Sasquatch – often referred to as Bigfooting – may sound like a whimsical endeavour: an activity of tall tales and cartoonish representations. Yet if you spend time listening to what Bigfooters themselves have to say, you discover a different picture. We did exactly that.
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Andrew Bartlett & Jamie Lewis

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By Andrew Bartlett, Jamie Lewis
| QOSHE
The hunt for Bigfoot sounds like the opposite of good science, but those pursuing the creature are often serious empiricists by Andrew Bartlett & Jamie Lewis  BIO A backpacker from Vancouver, Washington, took these photos on Silver Star Mountain outside Yacolt, Washington, on 17 November 2005. Courtesy the BFRO is a sociologist of science based at the University of Sheffield in the UK, who has written on contemporary biomedical science, the alcohol industry and public health, and fringe physics.
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