LOCAL
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Saltwater sabbatical has oyster farmers demanding better communication from Water NSW
Central Coast oyster farmers claim they have been left in the lurch by Water NSW, and unable to harvest oysters for two months.
NATIONAL
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Motion Denied: Government votes against hanging Indigenous flags in the senate during NAIDOC week
The Federal Government has voted against a Labor Party motion to hang the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags alongside the Australian flag in the Senate chamber.
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
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‘THE ZONE’. The offshore gas field on the horizon
An offshore gas field designated for Australia's east coast between Newcastle and Manly is only two steps away from getting the green light to commence drilling.
COVID-19
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Saying farewell: How COVID-19 is changing the conversation around grief
A Chinese-Australian family of five stands in a backyard garden in varying states of dark clothing. There is a phone on a tripod from which two elderly people peer - their faces too close to the camera.
DIGGING DEEPER
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Matriarchs vs. Miners: keeping up the fight against Santos’ Narrabri Gas Project
For the matriarchs of the Gomeroi Nation, their connection to the land around Narrabri goes back thousands of years. Now, they've been given little choice but to fight on against Santos, and its recently approved gas project.
HUMAN STORY
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From strangers to second cousins: how these ancestry enthusiasts found family during lockdown
Andrew Redfern and Mellissa Livermore meeting for the first time. (Photo: Andrew Redfern) Before...
SOCIAL JUSTICE
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Mary Wade Correctional Centre report sparks demonstration against strip searches in correctional facilities
The demonstration follows a report published by the Inspector of Custodial Services of an inspection of Mary Wade Correctional Centre in October, which revealed the lack of regulation of strip search procedures.
TECHNOLOGY
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INTERACTIVE Pump and dump: amateur traders risking more than just money
Since the start of the pandemic, tens of thousands of home-bound Australians have taken their chances at trading shares. Although some have made significant gains, many have lost large portions of their savings.
AUDIO
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Matriarchs vs. Miners: keeping up the fight against Santos’ Narrabri Gas Project
For the matriarchs of the Gomeroi Nation, their connection to the land around Narrabri goes back thousands of years. Now, they've been given little choice but to fight on against Santos, and its recently approved gas project.
VIDEO
LatestOperation Crayweed: saving Sydney’s underwater forests
Join a team of scientists on "Operation Crayweed" - the mission to restore Sydney's underwater forests.
PHOTOGRAPHY
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endangered
Australia's beautiful native plants are disappearing and people, pests and introduced species are to blame.
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Trump is defeated, but it’s not the end of ‘Trumpism’
America might be in for a short-term reprieve, but more radical solutions to the country's social and economic problems will likely be demanded.
House of Artisans, Tunisia
"Weaving archways create an alluring maze, as the sound of tinkering artisans’ echoes through the hallways." Toni Ambrogetti explores Tunisia's Maison de l’Artisanat as part of the Foreign Correspondent Study Tour.
LIFE
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Harbour views and walking buddies the key to fitness and feeling connected
Sydney's Inner-West Council has kept its seniors fit and connected during the pandemic, by pairing them with a personal walking buddy. Charlie McLean decided he'd tag-along.
HEALTH
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Social media one of the biggest risks to Gen-Z’s mental health
Australian studies have confirmed the World Health Organisations view that social media is increasing the disparity between an "adolescent's lived reality and their perceptions and aspirations for the future.”
CULTURE
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Toxic Clouds and Porous Borders: Art meets social justice at UTS Gallery
A group that helps the UN investigate human rights abuses has set up an exhibition in UTS. Here's why you should check it out.
SPORT
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Gymnasts encouraged to speak up during review of abuse allegations
A Human Rights inquiry into Australia's gymnastics industry is underway, after gymnasts publicly shared accounts of their alleged abuse.
