The blame game: How victims suffer twice
In Vietnam a mass sexual assault occurred in broad daylight this year. Authorities did nothing. Now the victims are being blamed, writes Alison Cheung.
DetailsAustralia China free trade deal to trim local jobs
The China Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) will reduce local job opportunities and leave foreign workers at risk of exploitation, an international trade expert warns.
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Macleay bachelor graduates score top gigs
Macleay College sent off its first group of bachelor students at the 2015 graduation ceremony in Sydney this week.
DetailsThe pressure of success
It’s the test that’s six years in the making, but how is the pressure affecting our youth?
DetailsEntertainment wrap – Ricky Gervais not amused by giraffe killer
Ricky Gervais shoots back at giraffe huntress on Twitter
DetailsElection puts Baird in pole position
Mike Baird claimed victory on Saturday night, retaining his position as NSW Premier despite controversy over his electricity privatisation policy.
DetailsAustralia liaising with crash investigation
Foreign minister Julie Bishop has announced a mobile DFAT office will liaise with French authorities during the search for victims of the Germanwings Airbus 320 disaster.
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International reporting – the way ahead
Foreign correspondents, media professionals and international journalism educators came together across four time zones today for Macleay College’s inaugural International Reporting Conference.
DetailsMacleay hosts international reporting conference
Foreign correspondents, media professionals and international journalism educators will debate the future of journalism at Macleay College’s inaugural International Reporting Conference on Wednesday, March 25.
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