Yasser and Fathi Arafat remembered, 20 years after their deaths Tarek Arafat tells what it was like to grow up with a famous father and even more famous uncle. Al Jazeera · Nov 17, 2024
Invisible plastic: Why banning plastic bags will never be enough How ordinary items like toothpaste and teabags could actually be damaging our environment. Al Jazeera · May 4, 2024
New ESA boss vows to cut red tape on health checks for firies Wayne Phillips was a frontline firefighter for 32 years The Canberra Times · Feb 15, 2024
ESA review finds blame culture, bullying and calls for 'cultural shift' The review made 18 recommendations agreed to by the government. The Canberra Times · Jul 11, 2023
'A combination of deficiencies': the 'disastrous' Morrison government dissected Almost a year after the victory of the Albanese government, the defects of its predecessors are increasingly obvious. The competence and teamwork of the current government underline the weaknesses of the Morrison regime. The contrast between the two styles of leadership reminds us that bullying is no substitute for collaboration… The Conversation · Apr 19, 2023
On the frontlines for 75 years of blizzards, heat waves, floods and other calamities Throughout our history, Chicago Sun-Times photographers, reporters and editors have worked hard to capture our icebound, storm-tossed, sun-baked city. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 13, 2023
Ambulance Vic boss to step aside early Ambulance Victoria chief executive Tony Walker has brought forward his finish date, as the service continues to search for a replacement. AAP · Oct 26, 2022
Ambulance Victoria boss to stand down Ambulance Victoria chief executive Tony Walker will resign from his post following his cancer diagnosis and treatment. AAP · Sep 26, 2022
How Hong Kong's small business owners are helping protesters in this Beijing-ruled city For three years, Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters have been inked by tattoo artist Kirian. She uses iconic symbols in her designs to preserve Hongkongers' memories of a tumultuous time. ABC News · Jul 1, 2022
UN recognizes plastic pollution crisis Insidious microplastics are in our blood and in the food we eat. Are we too late to stop the plastic apocalypse? Salon · May 5, 2022
‘We left at 5am for a 3pm flight’: travellers facing long waits at Manchester airport Surging passenger numbers, staff sickness and lack of recruitment have left airport security at a standstill The Guardian - UK · Apr 6, 2022
Victoria records 36 new COVID-19 deaths as government sets date for some elective surgery to resume Some elective surgery will resume in Victoria from Monday, the Health Minister says, as the state records 11,240 new COVID-19 cases and 36 deaths. ABC News · Feb 3, 2022