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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

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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.

Andrew Fowler, Australian Anti Bases Campaign Coalition, Daesh, David Cosgrove, Firas Naji, Hanna Middleton, Iraq, IS, Isil, Jakarta, Nadyat El gawley, Vince Emanuele, We Are Many

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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Audio feature: A short journey on a train through Sydney’s suburbs.

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Sydney rain January 2020

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Sydney rain Jan 15 @020

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