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Liam Mannix

Melbourne

Science Journalist at The Age

Science Journalist at Sydney Morning Herald

Science journalist with @theage and @smh. My best-selling book on science of back pain, BACK UP, out now: https://t.co/dvinWuyvoG

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  • The political science that could explain the federal election result

    1 week ago | smh.com.au | Liam Mannix

    , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Examine, a free weekly newsletter covering science with a sceptical, evidence-based eye, is sent every Tuesday. You’re reading an excerpt – sign up to get the whole newsletter in your inbox. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been returned to The Lodge with a thumping majority.

  • No love for nuclear or Dutton as Liberals’ last suburban seats go red

    1 week ago | smh.com.au | Liam Mannix |Adam Carey

    By Liam Mannix and Adam Carey May 4, 2025 — 7.06pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Follow our live coverage of the 2025 Federal election results hereThe morning after their votes helped deliver an extraordinary political landslide for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, voters on Melbourne’s eastern fringe appeared as surprised as anyone. “Did you see it coming?

  • No love for nuclear or Dutton as Liberals’ last suburban seats go red

    1 week ago | watoday.com.au | Liam Mannix |Adam Carey

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  • The sleepy market town that evolved into one of Australia’s most diverse suburbs

    1 week ago | watoday.com.au | Liam Mannix

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  • The sleepy market town that evolved into one of Australia’s most diverse suburbs

    1 week ago | theage.com.au | Liam Mannix

    , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. To tell the story of Dandenong, we can begin in a small red-roof hamlet hemmed in by the rolling mountains, dark rivers and thick forests of the Pelagonia Valley. The people who live there call their town Keshava. The valley lies on the fault line that divides North Macedonia and Greece.

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Liam Mannix
Liam Mannix @liammannix
7 May 25

We often talk about micro-political factors that explain election results. Are there structural factors at play as well? Me on the 'thermostasis' theory of politics https://t.co/dXD90zyLk3

Liam Mannix
Liam Mannix @liammannix
28 Apr 25

RT @henriettacook: ‘A catastrophe of a disease’: Doctors sound alarm on local spread of measles https://t.co/6fQdst5BKA

Liam Mannix
Liam Mannix @liammannix
8 Apr 25

RT @AJ_Pask: https://t.co/PbprPfz1WA colossal's announced the return of the dire wolf today! This amazing advance is paving the future of d…