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How Game of Thrones tragics fill the void

Things are looking promising as I walk into the Game of Thrones-themed trivia night: the people are quiet but their costumes are loud! Everyone is [...]
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Anime cosplay show’s a SMASH! hit

Thousands of cosplay fans descended on the annual Sydney Manga and Anime Show over the weekend, dressing as their favourite animated Japanese cartoon characters. The [...]
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Aboriginal yarning circles helping kids’ wellbeing

Traditional Aboriginal yarning circles, where problems are discussed in a supportive group, are being increasingly adopted in the broader community to deal with mental health [...]
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Lion King dethroned as critics savage remake

The first reviews of Disney’s live action remake of The Lion King are in, and it appears the grass may no longer be green in [...]
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Moving masterpiece for Indigenous community

Indigenous workers have been praised by a top transport boss, as he unveiled a new bus design for NAIDOC Week. Steffen Faurby, the CEO of [...]
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Taking underground action for a cause

On any given weekend in Melbourne you are likely to find people gathered together in backyards and squats raising funds and sharing an evening of [...]
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EXCLUSIVE: Bumps on the road to recognition, warns Burney

In a wide-ranging interview, trail-blazing Indigenous MP Linda Burney tells Hatch reporter Ilias Bakalla about the obstacles to achieving constitutional change. Australia faces a “huge [...]
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Burney: Hundreds of ideas to change anthem

There are “hundreds of ideas” to amend Australia’s national anthem, the Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians has said. Linda Burney, the country’s first Indigenous woman [...]
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‘A tool of the devil’: cult survivor’s bitter memories as leader of The Family dies

A child victim of the notorious Australian cult The Family says he is relieved the cult’s “wicked witch” Anne Hamilton-Byrne has died. Victim turned advocate [...]

FaceApp: a bit of fun or a danger to your privacy?

July 18, 2019 Comments Off on FaceApp: a bit of fun or a danger to your privacy?

In recent days you may have noticed a random explosion of people you follow on social media sharing photos of [...]
Teenage snatch and grab gang busted

July 18, 2019 Comments Off on Teenage snatch and grab gang busted
Inquest told of ‘abhorrent’ care at Sydney music festival

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Inquest told of ‘abhorrent’ care at Sydney music festival
Taking underground action for a cause

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Taking underground action for a cause
Street art attack on Israel Folau fuels row

July 5, 2019 Comments Off on Street art attack on Israel Folau fuels row

Anime cosplay show’s a SMASH! hit

July 14, 2019 Comments Off on Anime cosplay show’s a SMASH! hit

Thousands of cosplay fans descended on the annual Sydney Manga and Anime Show over the weekend, dressing as their favourite [...]
Lion King dethroned as critics savage remake

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Lion King dethroned as critics savage remake
Marvel comic madness hits Melbourne

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Marvel comic madness hits Melbourne
The struggles of being a K-pop fan

July 11, 2019 Comments Off on The struggles of being a K-pop fan
Magic moment for spellbinding kids

July 5, 2019 Comments Off on Magic moment for spellbinding kids

Travel

A hands-on vacation to help others

She walks into the room like a bubble of light, her energy so effervescent it subtly touches every person in [...]
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Five delicacies to die for on your travels

It’s great fun as a tourist to experiment with exotic delicacies, but if you ever come across these five, run!
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The most insta-worthy spot in Victoria?

The Blue Lotus Water Gardens may be one of Victoria’s best kept secrets. Tucked away in the heart of Yarra [...]
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Young travellers undeterred by terrorism

Increased terrorist attacks across Europe and, in particular the UK, have failed to scare off young Aussie travellers, who are still leaving [...]
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A snow change for the better

Get a good education, get a stable job and live a good life. It seems idealistic, but it’s not for [...]

Aboriginal yarning circles helping kids’ wellbeing

July 13, 2019 Comments Off on Aboriginal yarning circles helping kids’ wellbeing
Moving masterpiece for Indigenous community

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Moving masterpiece for Indigenous community
EXCLUSIVE: Bumps on the road to recognition, warns Burney

July 11, 2019 Comments Off on EXCLUSIVE: Bumps on the road to recognition, warns Burney
Burney: Hundreds of ideas to change anthem

July 11, 2019 Comments Off on Burney: Hundreds of ideas to change anthem

How Game of Thrones tragics fill the void

July 17, 2019 Comments Off on How Game of Thrones tragics fill the void

Things are looking promising as I walk into the Game of Thrones-themed trivia night: the people are quiet but their costumes are loud! Everyone is [...]
Quality’s the Quay to French food revolution

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Quality’s the Quay to French food revolution
Sew cool… street style blog!

July 12, 2019 Comments Off on Sew cool… street style blog!
Sydney’s booming high-end whisky scene

July 4, 2019 Comments Off on Sydney’s booming high-end whisky scene

In conversation with Jo Puccini

May 31, 2019 Comments Off on In conversation 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
Hedley Thomas: Lessons learned from Teacher’s Pet creator

March 21, 2019 Comments Off on Hedley Thomas: Lessons learned from Teacher’s Pet creator
Journalism honours for Macleay College: ‘Best Publication’ and ‘Student of the Year’

December 5, 2018 Comments Off on Journalism honours for Macleay College: ‘Best Publication’ and ‘Student of the Year’
Hugh Riminton: foreign correspondent and face of Channel 10

November 7, 2018 Comments Off on Hugh Riminton: foreign correspondent and face of Channel 10
Tracie Edmondson: managing NRL players who go off the rails

October 25, 2018 Comments Off on Tracie Edmondson: managing NRL players who go off the rails

The 25 greatest Indigenous sports stars

July 7, 2019 Comments Off on The 25 greatest Indigenous sports stars

Hatch has produced a list of 25 of the greatest Indigenous sportsmen and women for NAIDOC Week. Who gets your vote? Take our online poll.
AFL Round 16: Players to watch

July 6, 2019 Comments Off on AFL Round 16: Players to watch
Barty vs Kyrgios: was Channel 7 sexist?

July 4, 2019 Comments Off on Barty vs Kyrgios: was Channel 7 sexist?
Wimbledon: Barty eyes All-England crown

July 2, 2019 Comments Off on Wimbledon: Barty eyes All-England crown

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