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“They Could Have Been Our Daughter In That Moment”
After the October 7 attacks in Israel, Hevra Kadisha volunteers were called up to prepare women’s bodies for burial. As one volunteer explains, nothing could have prepared them for what lay ahead.
“I Just Thought: I Can Do Something About This”
Mea Campbell was on maternity leave when she came up with the idea for Connected, a platform that tackles loneliness, one letter at a time.
“Our Lives Are A Tragedy Repeated Every Day”
A Palestinian mother of four in Gaza describes her daily struggle to get clean water and food for her children
“Every Time I Hug My Children I Feel Guilty” The View From Inside Israel
One month on, we asked ordinary Israelis how they’re feeling about the Hamas attacks, and the bombardment of Gaza.
The US Has Shifted Its Tone On Gaza. Will Australia Follow?
Former Washington correspondent and Gaza reporter Kylie Morris on what’s next for Gaza.
She Had 300k Followers. And Then She Quit Social Media
Many of the O.G. influencers are quitting social media. So what’s it like to leave fame, flexibility and freebies behind?
“My Hats Start Conversations About Domestic Violence”
How Famin Ahmed’s personal experience inspired her unique fundraising hustle
Why Menopause Is Hot (At Least, For Brands)
It’s great we’re talking more about this previously taboo topic but do we really need all the menopause-marketed products?
Jenny Is 73. She Lived In Her Car For Nine Months.
She is one of many women across Australia who escape violence only to find themselves homeless. Now, a range of temporary carparks and pop-up shelters are springing up to attempt to help.
“It’s Too Simplistic To Say That No Voters Are Racist”
Most of Annabelle Hickson’s rural neighbours voted ‘no’. She argues that understanding, not derision, is the only way forward.
Meet The Woman Who Wants To Banish Waste
NSW Young Australian of the Year Lottie Dalziel on why she started her sustainable online store – and why she really wants your old toothpaste tubes
“In The End It Is The People Who Pay The Price For Their Rulers’ Cruelty”
Kylie Morris lived in Gaza while working as a foreign correspondent. She reflects on the current crisis.
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