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November 17, 2019

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How the bushfires spread on social media

As Australians braced for catastrophic fire conditions across New South Wales and Queensland this week, residents and those on the frontlines shared their stories through [...]
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Bushfires: How you can help

In light of the devastating bushfires burning across NSW, many Australian’s have been left wondering how they can help. There are a number of charities [...]
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Two men and a ute do their bit for bushfire victims

Two Sydney men are ferrying aid to Port Macquarie for people who have lost everything in the bushfires. John Byrne, 39, from Haberfield, is behind [...]
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“Vaping”: a new health threat for a new generation of smokers?

E-cigarettes, or “vapes”, are marketed as a healthier alternative to smoking tobacco. But a string of deaths suggests they may carry their own risks. James [...]
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A night on edge in a bushfire evac zone

“Please stay safe today guys. Make sure your phones are charged and check them every now and then for messages.” That was the first message [...]
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Bourke Street cafe maestro remembered: ‘I think of Sisto nearly every day’

On the anniversary of the terrorist attack that rocked Melbourne, the city that loved Sisto Malaspina celebrates his life. Hatch‘s Rabia Khairi and Holly Stearnes [...]
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Boys to men: a study in masculinity

Ella Dreyfus’ new exhibition Under 27 is a powerful black-and-white series of multiple sets of three portraits of young boys evolving into men. Dreyfus took [...]
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Why we lost: Labor nails campaign snags

Labor’s internal report on its shock federal election defeat in May has blamed policy complexity for the party losing a contest many considered an unlosable [...]
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David Speers: Hard conversations needed on free speech

The respected political journalist David Speers has spoken up strongly in favour of free speech – even when it’s “offensive” – as he looks ahead [...]

Two men and a ute do their bit for bushfire victims

November 14, 2019 Comments Off on Two men and a ute do their bit for bushfire victims

Two Sydney men are ferrying aid to Port Macquarie for people who have lost everything in the bushfires. John Byrne, [...]
“Vaping”: a new health threat for a new generation of smokers?

November 14, 2019 Comments Off on “Vaping”: a new health threat for a new generation of smokers?
Cops call for help in finding firebugs

November 13, 2019 Comments Off on Cops call for help in finding firebugs
A night on edge in a bushfire evac zone

November 13, 2019 Comments Off on A night on edge in a bushfire evac zone
Bourke Street cafe maestro remembered: ‘I think of Sisto nearly every day’

November 9, 2019 Comments Off on Bourke Street cafe maestro remembered: ‘I think of Sisto nearly every day’

Boys to men: a study in masculinity

November 8, 2019 Comments Off on Boys to men: a study in masculinity

Ella Dreyfus’ new exhibition Under 27 is a powerful black-and-white series of multiple sets of three portraits of young boys [...]
Heart and soul on the line in the grand slam of poetry

November 6, 2019 Comments Off on Heart and soul on the line in the grand slam of poetry
Best Halloween films and spooky Sydney places

October 31, 2019 Comments Off on Best Halloween films and spooky Sydney places
The one where Friends turns 25

October 31, 2019 Comments Off on The one where Friends turns 25
The perils of finding love online

October 30, 2019 Comments Off on The perils of finding love online

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 [...]
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Life in the fast lane’s such a drag

Drag racing, motor racing that covers multiple categories of vehicles is an exciting but expensive hobby for some Australians. Ally [...]
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Making a living, tenderly, out of the dead

Dale Maroney never doubted what her life’s work was going to be. The funeral business was “in her blood” and [...]
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Moreblessing Maturure, ‘slashie’ extraordinaire

It’s around 4pm on a Friday afternoon, and Moreblessing Maturure has just finished rehearsing for a new play, A Little [...]
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Q&A with country-pop star Max Jackson

How a country girl from Coonamble ended up writing and recording in Nashville.

“Vaping”: a new health threat for a new generation of smokers?

November 14, 2019 Comments Off on “Vaping”: a new health threat for a new generation of smokers?
Happy never after: living life beyond the ‘fairytale filter’

November 1, 2019 Comments Off on Happy never after: living life beyond the ‘fairytale filter’
Aged care scandal: PM responds

November 1, 2019 Comments Off on Aged care scandal: PM responds

Five beauty trends you need this summer

October 25, 2019 Comments Off on Five beauty trends you need this summer

1- CREAM DREAMS Glow-y, dew-y, radiant skin is in this Summer! Cream blush and contours are overtaking the matte look that has triumphed in past [...]
What concerns us? Body image

October 17, 2019 Comments Off on What concerns us? Body image
Millennials trade tradition for travel

October 16, 2019 Comments Off on Millennials trade tradition for travel
Making a mark: exploring tattoos and identity

October 4, 2019 Comments Off on Making a mark: exploring tattoos and identity

The unsung heroes behind breaking news

November 7, 2019 Comments Off on The unsung heroes behind breaking news
Laura McAuliffe: from Macleay to Triple J’s Hack

November 1, 2019 Comments Off on Laura McAuliffe: from Macleay to Triple J’s Hack
Jess Yates blazes a trail for women sportscasters

September 27, 2019 Comments Off on Jess Yates blazes a trail for women sportscasters
Antoinette Lattouf: More ethnic voices are needed in the media

August 9, 2019 Comments Off on Antoinette Lattouf: More ethnic voices are needed in the media
Deep dive into investigative journalism at the ABC with Jo Puccini

May 31, 2019 Comments Off on Deep dive into investigative journalism at the ABC with Jo Puccini
The colourful career of Channel 7’s Chris Reason

April 26, 2019 Comments Off on The colourful career of Channel 7’s Chris Reason

Bets are off as Melbourne Cup fever falters

November 6, 2019 Comments Off on Bets are off as Melbourne Cup fever falters

Did horse racing’s season of scandal turn the Melbourne Cup toxic?
Melbourne Cup: season of scandal rocks horse racing world

November 4, 2019 Comments Off on Melbourne Cup: season of scandal rocks horse racing world
Life in the fast lane’s such a drag

November 1, 2019 Comments Off on Life in the fast lane’s such a drag
Sold-out Sydney derby promises to be a cracker

October 26, 2019 Comments Off on Sold-out Sydney derby promises to be a cracker

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