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Assange’s last shot at freedom

Monday, February 19 2024

This week, journalist and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will face the High Court in London, in efforts to prevent his...

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Assange extradition trial opens in London

Tuesday, February 25 2020

After 7 years in the Ecuadorian Embassy and nearly a year in Belmarsh prison in the UK  Julian Assange appeared...

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Australia falling behind in providing affordable housing

Tuesday, November 5 2019

Housing is regarded as a human right by the United Nations, yet for many Australians, it’s a pressure point. For...

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Produced by Julia André

Future students to suffer without a payrise for teachers

Monday, August 26 2019

Students with ATAR’s above 80 are neglecting teaching as a viable career option due to poor pay and limited career...

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Produced by Julia Andre

Refugees plea for alternative to Temporary Protection Visa

Tuesday, August 13 2019

The Morrison Government has refused to allow refugees on Temporary Protection Visas to apply for permanent citizenship. On Monday, protesters...

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Julia André

Julia has been very active as a journalist first on Razors Edge and now for The Wire

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Alumni

Tuesday, June 21 2016

2016 Annie Hastwell Emma Lancaster Sarah Martin Steven Riggall Catherine Zengerer Bianca Banchetti Sam Baran Andrew Barclay Katie Brookes Samuel...

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Produced by Ninah Kopel

A new form of recognition

Monday, April 13 2015

A new idea for Indigenous recognition was launched today. Damien Freeman and Julian Leeser’s ‘The Australian Declaration of Recognition’ proposes...

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Produced by Tim Bennett

PM says G’Day to China, but will it speak to the Chinese?

Monday, April 8 2013

Julia Gillard has released a new plan to increase tourism in China, based on the success of the G’Day USA...

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Produced by Daniel Fitzgerald

Debate over Dutch Super-Trawler reaches Parliament

Thursday, August 16 2012

The Dutch owned Margiris super-trawler is on its way to Australian waters to begin fishing its 18,000 tonne quota. The...

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Produced by Annie Hastwell

Slipper and the HSU – double trouble for Labor

Thursday, April 26 2012

The Peter Slipper affair looks set to grow and further tarnish Julia Gillard’s reputation as it is a reminder of...

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Produced by Tim Roxburgh

Slipper standing aside gives hope for pokie reform, says Tim Costello

Monday, April 23 2012

As the speaker of the federal parliament stood aside over the weekend amid allegations of sexual harassment and fraud, many...

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