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The private life of the Honey Badger

8 October 2018

4:46 PM

8 October 2018

4:46 PM

In a week where most of the Australian mainstream media have been focused on Nick (aka, ‘the-honey-badger’) Cummins’ antics in The Bachelor, there has been one particular article that has dominated The Daily Telegraph’s website, Killing newborns ‘should be allowed’, published back in March 2012. The article itself is not just clickbait but refers to the work of Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva—from Monash and Melbourne University—who argue that the killing of newborn children is ethically justified.

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