Lois Billedo was a 12-year-old runaway when Reverend Bill Crews gave her a place to sleep. Almost 40 years later, the pair share the deepest of bonds.

#lois-billedo #reverend-bill-crews #sydney

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What Lula’s win in Brazil means for the Amazon and the warming world

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What Lula’s win in Brazil means for the Amazon and the warming world

Lula’s narrow re-election in Brazil means the world has dodged a climate bullet. But with the right wing dominant in Congress, the victory remains tenuous.

#brazil #amazon #lula

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‘Dangerously unprepared’: Union and Viva Energy issue fuel security warning to Albanese

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‘Dangerously unprepared’: Union and Viva Energy issue fuel security warning to Albanese

Decades of industrial decline and reliance on volatile overseas shipping routes have left essential services, freight and farming exposed to international conflict.

#albanese #dangerously #australia

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As a juror, I had a front-row seat to tragedy. It made me see our justice system in a new way

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As a juror, I had a front-row seat to tragedy. It made me see our justice system in a new way

Our courts aren’t perfect, but it made me appreciate the parts it gets right.

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David Whitley | The Age

David Whitley is a writer based in Sheffield, England, who has made it his mission to cover as much of Australia as possible. He has a taste for unusual experiences and oddities with a great story behind them. As far as David’s concerned, happiness is nosily ambling around a history-packed city or driving punishing distances through the middle of nowhere on a big road trip. He is also probably the only person to have been to Liechtenstein and the Cook Islands in the same week.

#whitley #england #australia

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Shaun Carney | The Age

Shaun Carney is a regular columnist, an author and former associate editor of The Age.

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Jelena Dokic asked herself what it would take to feel ‘enough’. There were 10 things on her list

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Jelena Dokic asked herself what it would take to feel ‘enough’. There were 10 things on her list

The tennis star-turned-commentator and author has built a new life after the brutalities of her past. Now she’s passing on the lessons she’s learnt.

#jelena-dokic #tennis

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My favourite British village has something no others have

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My favourite British village has something no others have

Its claim to fame might be its unusual name, but there are good reasons I keep returning to this special coastal village.

#westward

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Arriving at this airport is a joyous affair. Departing is dull

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Arriving at this airport is a joyous affair. Departing is dull

With more and more Australians flocking to this Pacific paradise, this busy airport needs to lift its game.

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The Israeli elections have produced a deadlock. What happens now?

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The Israeli elections have produced a deadlock. What happens now?

Weeks of haggling and horse-trading between various parties – as Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival Gadi Eisenkot curry favour from allies and potential enemies – is on the cards.

#israel-election #netanyahu #eisenkot

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Schools to lose thousands in disability support payments

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Schools to lose thousands in disability support payments

Six weeks from the end of the school year, principals and teachers say they have been blindsided by a government decision to reduce disability support funding.

#disability #funding

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