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Could RBG’s death move America to the right?

The replacement of the late Supreme Court Justice with a Trump nominee could usher in decades of conservative lawmaking in the US, writes James Yousif. […]
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Thanks for the memories, Jonesy

When you were a young boy growing up in sports mad Victoria in the 1980s, there was only one cricketer you wanted to be: Dean [...]
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What Ruth Bader Ginsburg meant to a 20-year-old Aussie on the other side of the world

The trailblazing Supreme Court justice was an inspiration to women everywhere, writes Chelsea Nicol. […]
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Nicolas Cage is Tiger King: 10 reasons the notorious ham is perfect for the role

The wacky acting an even wackier life of the actor makes him just right to play Joe Exotic, argues Mansour Shukoor. […]
crime

Wheelchair robber gets slap on wrist, as victim condemns ‘weak’ justice system

A man caught on CCTV robbing a wheelchair-bound pensioner at a Sydney ATM has escaped a jail term. Jarrod Elphick, 20, of Riverstone, was sentenced [...]
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Sydney Underground Film Festival’s virtual evolution

Despite the coronavirus restrictions Sydney’s underground film festival is online and raising hell, writes Nour Ahmad. […]
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Kanye West, bipolar disorder, and me

I never thought that I’d be likening myself to Kanye West. The renowned rapper is exuberant and egotistical and unhinged for the most part. At [...]
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‘Freedom Day’ lockdown protesters tackled by Melbourne police

Police clashed physically with lockdown protesters, making over a dozen arrests and issuing 160 penalty infringements, writes Liam Mendes. […]
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Trinity Grammar teacher cuffed and arrested in school by child abuse cops

EXCLUSIVE – A teacher has been arrested at a top private school for allegedly trying to groom a child over the internet, writes Liam Mendes […]

Could RBG’s death move America to the right?

September 25, 2020 Comments Off on Could RBG’s death move America to the right?

The replacement of the late Supreme Court Justice with a Trump nominee could usher in decades of conservative lawmaking in the US, writes James Yousif. […]
“Unconscionable”: Holocaust survey results condemned

September 24, 2020 Comments Off on “Unconscionable”: Holocaust survey results condemned
What Ruth Bader Ginsburg meant to a 20-year-old Aussie on the other side of the world

September 20, 2020 Comments Off on What Ruth Bader Ginsburg meant to a 20-year-old Aussie on the other side of the world
Wheelchair robber gets slap on wrist, as victim condemns ‘weak’ justice system

September 15, 2020 Comments Off on Wheelchair robber gets slap on wrist, as victim condemns ‘weak’ justice system
‘Freedom Day’ lockdown protesters tackled by Melbourne police

September 5, 2020 Comments Off on ‘Freedom Day’ lockdown protesters tackled by Melbourne police

Nicolas Cage is Tiger King: 10 reasons the notorious ham is perfect for the role

September 18, 2020 Comments Off on Nicolas Cage is Tiger King: 10 reasons the notorious ham is perfect for the role

The wacky acting an even wackier life of the actor makes him just right to play Joe Exotic, argues Mansour Shukoor. […]
Sydney Underground Film Festival’s virtual evolution

September 14, 2020 Comments Off on Sydney Underground Film Festival’s virtual evolution
After 20 years, Kardashians call it quits

September 10, 2020 Comments Off on After 20 years, Kardashians call it quits
Esports thriving as Covid-19 disrupts mainstream sport

August 14, 2020 Comments Off on Esports thriving as Covid-19 disrupts mainstream sport
Big Brother: The Finale!

July 24, 2020 Comments Off on Big Brother: The Finale!

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From chocolate to Anzac biscuits: a sweet tale of survival

George Sternfeld comes through the door with the energy of a man half his age, waves and then walks straight [...]
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Elle Halliwell: life’s hard lessons

Elle Halliwell is the picture of health: smooth, flawless skin, golden blonde hair, big green eyes and bright white teeth. [...]
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Reporting from Trump’s US: Amelia Adams

Within months of arriving in Los Angeles to join the Nine Network’s US reporting team, Amelia Adams found herself on [...]
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Why study journalism? This is why

Juliane Lehmayer, Ruby Schofield and Liam Mendes discuss why they are studying journalism and why it is important now, more than ever. […]
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You’ve got a friend in me…

In the time of coronavirus lockdown, many people have learned to understand the joys and benefits of sharing their lives [...]
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Homeless: Behind the sleeper in the doorway

Layton Holley reveals the gritty life story of one of the many anonymous men who call home a doorway at Central Station. […]
INTERVIEW

HATCH NOW Episode 2: Antidote 2019

Renowned journalists and international thought leaders were among the great minds who featured at this year’s Antidote Festival. Peter Greste, Maria [...]