Shot, blinded or beaten: the high cost of protesting in Chile
After just five minutes at a demonstration in his Santiago neighbourhood, Diego Foppiano Jara was shot in the eye with a rubber bullet, leaving him half blind.
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Students force a rethink of ‘confusing’ IP agreements
From product design to public relations, university students often work as “consultants” for “client” companies – providing fresh ideas in exchange for course credits and in the hope they might land a job.
But students don’t always understand the legal agreements they’re expected to sign, as Matthew Hodges reports.
Podcast: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
In this three-part podcast series, Madeleine Achenza speaks to the Hunter Valley coal miners who want to be part of a cooler debate on Australia’s future.
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Update: protests convince multi-national to break ties with Adani
UPDATED DECEMBER 17: Australian engineering firm GHD has announced it is no longer involved with...
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Asthma on the rise in Lake Macquarie
The NSW Lake Macquarie region, 150 kilometres north of Sydney, has seen an inexplicable rise in the number of asthma hospitalisations over the last couple of years, and findings may worsen under current heavy smoke conditions.
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