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‘We are Australia’s skin’: the sheep that shed the need for shearers
Wool used to be Australia’s main export, but amid a cost-of-living and environmental crisis, many producers are turning to the sheep that doesn’t need shearing.
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The cost of dying: Australia’s palliative care system struggles to keep up with an ageing population
The current cost-of-living crisis in Australia weighs down the simplicity of dying with paperwork, financial restraints and barriers to end-of-life services.
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South Australian healthcare system without migrants is ‘arithmetically impossible’
South Australia’s healthcare system will be reliant on migrant workers until at least the late 2030s. Roughly half of the state’s medical workforce were trained overseas, and current funding for domestic training is insufficient to meet current demands.
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‘Define normal’: Rob Langdon navigates life after seven years in Pol-e-Charkhi
On July 9, 2009, former military soldier and private security contractor Rob Langdon was arrested for murder. He was sentenced to death by hanging. Almost 20 years later, Langdon has swapped the prison cell bars of Pol-e-Charkhi for picket fences in Adelaide.
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Looksmaxxing: self-improvement or self-harm?
Looksmaxxing promises young men confidence and discipline, but behind the glow-ups is a culture that believes how you look determines your value.
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Thumbprints: Lewis Pullman’s mission to make the world a little closer
Lewis Pullman departed Adelaide with no itinerary, no set route, no timeline, only a sense of adventure and a mission to connect with others around the world.
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