STORY AND PHOTOS BY AMANDA PARKINSON The phone rang, I was busy. The phone rang, I was still busy. The phone rang, I didn’t notice. The phone rang, I answered it. As I sat laughing with a friend, ignoring my phone, a woman – a woman I call mum – sits numb, desperately trying to […]
Thanks for joining us for part 4 of a series recognising Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week 2017. In today’s podcast Certificate 4 Journalism students Belinda Palmada, Genevieve Doyle and Tatiana Pak discuss with artist and teacher Chico Monks the importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art as a form of cultural expression and connection to past and present. […]
View image | gettyimages.com BY RAFAEL SANCHEZ-BAYO Tunis: The Tunisian Prime Minister fired six police commanders on Monday, including the head of tourist security, after a militant attack on the national museum last week due to negligent security failures. The attack was considered the worst in more than a decade since the revolt that […]
