As the Sydney Invictus Games come to a close, perhaps unsurprisingly, media coverage didn’t address an important question. And it’s … More
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Urgent Work: Nick Deane
Nick Deane is an Australian peace activist who along with others, has dedicated much of his life to creating a just … More
How ISIL got here
The attack on Jakarta Thursday, was part of a campaign targeting citizens of countries fighting Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria, according to a statement released by the group.
When there are no more tears, just choking horror.
September 3 2015 I have had the privilege of working with many refugee communities in Australia and hearing first hand, … More
Animals: the abandoned mates of war
Nadyat El Gawley August 2 2015 The older she gets, the more pessimistic she feels. To writer Jill Mather, there’s … More
A Year of Exchange: Susan Price on being a socialist
Nadyat El Gawley April 25 2015 It was a year spent on an international student exchange that got Susan Price, … More
Saving Racehorses: Reform or Revolution?
Note: I wrote this story before the Melbourne Cup and the tragic death of two horses there yesterday. I have … More
Climate change, a clarion call for the arts
September 26 2014 Nadyat El Gawley In a week when thousands marched across the globe calling for action ahead of … More
From Reporter to Refugee
The Media ReportThursday 17 July 2008 8:32AMFrom Reporter to Refugee Edison and Sonny are journalists. They fled the bloodshed of … More
The Sydney Sacred Music Festival 2014
Rehearsing at Sydwest in Blacktown, the chamber orchestra jams work around life and death. This is part of a performance … More
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