ethics

When the Rana Plaza garment factory building collapsed on April 24, crushing hundreds of workers under a pile of concrete and machinery that used to be an eight-story factory building, it was like lifting a rock in your garden and…

Two stem cell researchers have shared the Nobel Prize in Medicine for 2012, an elderly Briton, Sir John B. Gurdon, and a younger Japanese, Shinya Yamanaka. By a serendipitous coincidence, Sir John made his discovery in 1962 — the year…

The controversial bioethicist Peter Singer has received Australia’s highest civil honour. He has been made a Companion of the Order of Australia “for eminent service to philosophy and bioethics as a leader of public debate and communicator of ideas in…

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Ethics: Former Vatican Ambassador

by Alexandra Richards January 18, 2012

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The Cost of Democracy

by Jason Adams September 26, 2011

In a free and open society like ours, what’s to stop someone from doing harm to self and others on a whim? The answer: nothing. Nothing curbs our worst impulses but the interior decision to prefer virtue over vice. What…

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