With only weeks until Australia votes on an Indigenous #Voice toParliament, Newsworthy's Tasnova Sattar Anika looks back and forward to explain why she'll vote Yes. @unswada https://t.co/gRy7fG7tCw
When #Newsworthy's Maddie Nixon first spoke to Ukrainian artists Yulya and Veronika in April 2022 they counted the days of war. Not anymore, but their fire to defend their cultural identity has never burned brighter. @unswada https://t.co/YQg5BHjGsC
Swimming struck a chord with a young Jasmine Greenwood and she dreamed of going to the Olympics but life had different extraordinary plans for her. #parswimming#manchester2023#worldchampionships unswada https://t.co/C5u0H4gREj
Newsworthy's Elizabeth Poulos reviews @sydneytheatreco's The Poison of Polygamy, which first appeared in serialised form in a Chinese-language newspaper in 1909-10 and explores the space between Western and Chinese thought and cultural practice. @unswada https://t.co/8G3uNQ4OIM
When Ethan took his first medication for #ADHD, "it was like the windscreen wipers had been turned on". Finally, the Australian Senate is ready to look for a better way. #unswada#mentalhealth https://t.co/cyt2idFTCr
@SydWritersFest artistic director Ann Mossop speaks to #Newsworthy's Maddie Nixon on finding the balance between showcasing international perspectives, while also expanding to regional audiences. @unswada https://t.co/tEe0jdjKCT
Veteran publicist Deb McInnes thought COVID-19 would mean the end of her agency, it proved a revelation. People gamed, they stream and then they turned to books, re-energising the market. #DMPCR#unswada https://t.co/465xYpfgcW
He was a driving, disruptive force in publishing for more than five decades. Now 90, Kevin Weldon talks to Newsworthy about putting the Australian in local #publishing. #unswada https://t.co/Rtxm94mMDo
A great conversation with Meredith Curnow, the woman who kicked off the Sydney Writers Festival back in 1997.@unswada@sydwritersfest https://t.co/yDpLzHmND8
There's a but. Before Australia can move towards a republic it must first contemplate "the original grievance", says Professor Megan Davis, a co-author of the #Uluru Statement from the Heart. #voice@unswada @unswcentreideas https://t.co/F0oQkVCc2D
In his new home, cricket was the only point of connection Abdul Hameed Kherkhah had back to his old life in Afghanistan. It continues to shape his life's journey. #refugeejourney@unswada https://t.co/RJRRIOAftY
The old adage "too many fish in the sea" is starting to ring hollow. Newsworthy's Jasmine Lopez reports on why you need to care about #overfishing. @unswada
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What to do when your developer/builder doesn't complete the apartment building and local government says not our problem. #China's home loan borrowers have a simple, audacious solution. #unfinishedbuilding@unswada
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COVID gave the #Himalayas a rare chance to rest and heal. Now, with the return of tourists, you can add hand sanitisers and masks to their mountains of rubbish. @unswada
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The great relief for #netballer Tayla Williams, with her @endometriosisau
diagnosis, was in knowing “the pain I have had for years is real and valid, it wasn’t all just in my head". @unswada#womenshealth https://t.co/rXVEtXobbD
Once a niche start-up industry, e-cigarettes are becoming big business for tobacco companies. Gen Z (and younger) are is in their sights. #vaping@unswada
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