Bavuma says ‘eye-opening’ defeat by Australia inspired South Africa Test transformation
Dean Huijsen admits ‘I don’t care’ about being Real Madrid’s most expensive defender
EU to propose lowering price cap on Russian oil in new sanctions package
Australian universities hesitate on antisemitism definition amid academic freedom concerns
Tobacco excise isn’t making Australians smoke less and should be frozen to curb black market, economists say
Bavuma says ‘eye-opening’ defeat by Australia inspired South Africa Test transformation
Dean Huijsen admits ‘I don’t care’ about being Real Madrid’s most expensive defender
EU to propose lowering price cap on Russian oil in new sanctions package
Australian universities hesitate on antisemitism definition amid academic freedom concerns
Tobacco excise isn’t making Australians smoke less and should be frozen to curb black market, economists say
Phrases used to smooth over tense social situations have meanings beyond the sum of their parts, study suggests
Bonobos use a combination of calls to encourage peace with their partner during mating rituals, research suggests.
The discovery is part of a study that suggests our close evolutionary cousins can string together vocalisations to produce phrases with meanings that go beyond the sum of their parts – something often considered unique to human language.
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