NATIONAL
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Parliament passes tax cuts, but experts doubt they’ll be enough
Experts are sceptical about whether the government's newly announced tax cuts are as effective as advertised.
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
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Government inaction jeopardising thousands of carbon economy jobs
Spain, Germany and the UK all lead the way in the renewable energy sector. But Australia is lacking a broad industry plan to aid in the switch from fossil fuels to renewables.
COVID-19
LatestHSC 2020: how teachers prepared Year 12s for an exam period like no other
The HSC is now underway, but nothing could have prepared these Year 12 students for the COVID-19 curveball. Never before has the teacher-student relationship been so different, and so important.
HUMAN STORY
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After three world crises ‘I guess, I can cope with anything’
Born during the Great Depression, growing up during the Second World War and now living through COVID-19, Elizabeth "Betty" Borthwick has taken it all in her stride.
- WORLD
- FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
Lebanon’s government collapses as protestors demand ‘keloun yeni keloun’
Lebanon has descended further into chaos in the wake of the catastrophic blast at the Port of Beirut. Suzy Monzer spoke to some of those demanding transparent elections and the downfall of the ruling class.
‘Back to basics’ the key to Palawan’s farming future
The use of pesticides and chemicals is common in today's agriculture sector. But on the Philippine island Palawan, a culture of "back to basics" is gaining momentum.
DIGGING DEEPER
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The real cost of ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ services
There are many hidden costs in 'buy now pay later' services, and as Lilly Thompson discovered in this multimedia investigation, money is just one of them.
SOCIAL JUSTICE
Latest#BLM: Convoy to Long Bay Jail
The call to stop black deaths in custody returned to Sydney's streets, but this time protestors took to their cars to join a convoy to Long Bay Jail.
TECHNOLOGY
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Busted! Instagram’s calling out disinformation
Australia's Instagram users are getting a taste of what social fakery looks like, with debunked posts and memes starting to pop up in their feeds.
AUDIO
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‘Broken’ law is forcing medicinal cannabis users onto the black market
Medicinal cannabis campaigners describe how terminally ill patients are being forced onto the black market.
VIDEO
LatestHSC 2020: how teachers prepared Year 12s for an exam period like no other
The HSC is now underway, but nothing could have prepared these Year 12 students for the COVID-19 curveball. Never before has the teacher-student relationship been so different, and so important.
PHOTOGRAPHY
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City 2 Surf run goes virtual
After Sydney's iconic 14km 'City 2 Surf' run was cancelled over coronavirus fears, organisers had to turn to more innovative measures.
SHORTHAND
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- CULTURE
- SPORT
Archibald Prize left Tony Costa in a state of ‘perpetual astonishment’
Once you achieve the sum total of all your dreams, what do you do afterwards? Last year's Archibald Prize winner Tony Costa, spoke candidly about life after success.
‘Better for your health, environment and pocket’: sustainable sanitary products
Sustainable sanitary products like menstrual cups can save thousands of dollars and also help the environment. So why aren't more women using them?
Floriade blossoms despite the pandemic
While most major Australian events have pivoted online or taken the year off in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canberra’s annual tulip festival Floriade still went ahead – though it looked a little different this year.
Mixed success for UTS Motorsport at FS-Sydney
There have been mixed results for UTS Motorsport Electric at this year’s Formula Student event in Sydney, with the team achieving impressive marketing results but struggling to find speed.
