Historic market survived floods, but still pays a price
By Chatmongkon Luanginta and Chayanit Kosutho Mae Sai | For almost a hundred years Nai Boon Yuen...
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Thai PM announces flood help for businesses
By Nathan John Dela Torre Carlos and Pitchaya Wongchitt Mae Sai | Thai businesses affected by...
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Bangalore’s Drag Race
Bangalore, India has a hidden underground scene. And who runs this scene? Drag Queens. It a place where LGBTQIA+ culture is not always spoken about, Bangalore’s Queens shed light on a taboo topic.
The story was produced by Dana Rutner as part of the UTS Foreign Correspondents Study Tour.
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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.
Read More‘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.
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Stuck in China: COVID-19 leaves students in limbo
Alson Cai was hoping to resume her studies at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), next week. But like so many international students, she’s stuck in China because of the deadly outbreak of coronavirus.
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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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Deserted and paralysed: the other side of the Hong Kong protests
Central News reporter Melanie Wong has discovered that away from the globally covered CBD riots and university battlegrounds, Hong Kong’s streets and shopping centres are deserted – and locals are retreating behind closed doors.
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