Govt gets tough on China over writer’s ‘criminal detention’
The Australian-Chinese novelist now held without charge in criminal detention in Beijing, could be interrogated for up to another seven months.
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Beyond NAIDOC: working towards a ‘shared future’
NAIDOC Week’s key message has taken on even greater relevance, now that the government is seriously considering a constitutional referendum on Indigenous recognition.
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The dish the tapes and the man on the moon
There’s a buzz around Parkes and it can be heard all the way to NASA.
The central-west town famous for its annual Elvis Festival is ready to honour another cultural icon – “The Dish” (aka, the CSIRO Parkes Observatory).
SARMs uses risking health and freedom
A legal loophole is allowing gym-goers to easily purchase a performance enhancing drug that’s been classified “prescription-only”.
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Celebrating Eid al-Fitr
Over the past week, Muslims have come together for special prayers, outdoor festivals and family feasts.
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