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Nando’s franchisee underpaid staff by $169.08 per shift
By: Joshua Kindl A Canberra-based Nando’s franchisee failed to uphold appropriate workplace conditions by underpaying his employees by up to $169.08 per shift. Several former employees of Jerome Tyrell...
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Vivid shows off their “Fountain” of Light
By David Gavin Martin Place will feature one of the more thought provoking light shows to be staged during this year’s Vivid festival starting on May 27th. The project, called ‘Fountain’, is a three...
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James Redmayne https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnUO3nV5Okk The number of shark attacks along the Ballina coast have risen over the past year, and members of the community are calling for action.
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New campaign encourages young women to embrace their bodies
Tania Kanaan When was the last time you heard someone telling a woman to embrace her body? An unusual concept, which many of us are not exposed to very often. Consequently, 25 year old Anne-Marie...
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Refugee soccer team wins
A team made up entirely of refugees or asylum seekers on bridging visas won a premiership at their first attempt. Matthew Hogan reports. The second-highest tier of the Granville District Soccer...
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Street Art Enters Sydney’s Bar Scene
Merivale will launch an art-based pop-up bar titled A Work in Progress on May 2nd. Peter Devlin reports. The busy King Street address. Photo: Peter Devlin Justin Hemmes, Chief Executive of Merivale,...
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Falling foxes
Found throughout New South Wales and Queensland, the iconic fruit bat could be in danger. Colin Johnson reports. Once the sun starts to set in Sydney, birds aren’t the only animals to call the city’s...
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Nations cut aid to Uganda over anti-gay bill
The Ugandan anti-homosexuality act is triggering the withdrawal of foreign aid to the government. Some donors are redirecting their aid to organisations working for human rights instead. Lina Han...
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The price of fashion
The purchasing of clothes, shoes and other materialistic items has become a routine necessity in Australian society. But is there a line between shopping and addiction? Mary Anne Ghobrial reports. On...
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What now, Afghanistan?
Afghanistan has been through multiple wars and conflicts. With the withdrawal of allied troops next year, will the country be able to re-build and provide stability for its people? Miriam Alveberg...
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Syria – What’s the real story?
The Syrian conflict has been widely reported on in the international media. But are we getting the real story out of the region? Angela Ostojic reports on how the story has been framed. Azaz, Syria....
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The Rise of the Libertarian
Rachel Worsley discusses the facets of libertarianism that underpin the philosophy of new federal Senator-elect for New South Wales, David Leyonhjelm. Liberal Democrat David Leyonhjelm has described...
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The missing science of the Abbott cabinet
For the first time since 1931, Australia does not have a science minister in Cabinet. Rachel Worsley talks to past science ministers about what they think about this, and about the big issues that...
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Norway’s swing to the right
The Norwegian people have voted in Norway’s most conservative coalition Government ever. Miriam Alveberg reports on the outcome of the 2013 federal elections in Norway. Norway's new Prime Minister,...
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