Inside Out: Mohsen’s Story
Mohsen Soltani Zand is a writer, poet, philosopher – and a refugee from persecution. But for years the Australian Government treated him like a criminal. Georgio Platias shares his story.
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The road to redemption: unlocking prisoners
“Prison is meant to do one of two things. It’s either meant to rehabilitate or it’s meant to punish. But I don’t believe it does either.”
Read MoreOne man’s mission to keep Sydney’s tradies safe
Sydney’s building boom has given rise to new concerns about worker safety with former “tradie” David Crawford now on a mission to eliminate complacency.
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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.
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