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News January 23, 2021
Sailors caught in Australia–China trade war
China’s escalating trade war with Australia has left dozens of coal carriers stranded at sea for months, their international crew trapped in distressing conditions. So who is responsible for the seafarers’ welfare?
News September 05, 2020
24 hours on Melbourne’s lockdown front line
From healthcare staff to cleaners, counsellors and childcare workers, the story of the coronavirus front line is one of anxiety, diligence and largely invisible labour.
News October 22, 2020
Queensland teenagers launch legal challenge of Adani mine
Brooklyn O’Hearn and Claire Galvin have lodged a legal request for the Environment minister to revoke approval for the Carmichael mine, citing research linking its associated emissions with damage to up to 18,000 square kilometres of the World Heritage site.
News September 07, 2019
Eurydice Dixon’s killer
Eurydice Dixon’s murder by Jaymes Todd set off a media circus. In all the chaos, though, the then teenage killer remained a spectre.
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