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“It’s not as if they don’t all know. She’s told them, several times. She explained when the family WhatsApp messages went round about who was bringing what and who needed the most room in the freezer and what kinds of berries would not cost a fortune, the endless chipper shorthand as if they all were genuinely looking forward to seeing each other and couldn’t wait to wade through ...
The post-Intervention plight of Alice Springs
Oct 12, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
Quiz - The Saturday Paper
Read more on this topic at The Saturday Paper. Test your general knowledge with our weekly quiz. By Cindy MacDonald.
The Deal - The Saturday Paper
Oct 12, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
Santos faces greenwash charge | The Saturday Paper
Nov 9, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
November 16 – 22, 2024 | The Saturday Paper
Nov 16, 2024 · The Saturday Paper. Edition November 16 – 22, 2024. “Newly re-elected United States president Donald Trump has made it clear he intends to withdraw the US from the Paris climate agreement again, and a top priority of his administration will be to …
The fight for Treaty in Victoria | The Saturday Paper
Nov 23, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
This is how to close the gap | The Saturday Paper
Oct 5, 2024 · Governments are supposed to be all about accountability. Yet the “gap” widens each year, and the statistics provide stark evidence of this failure. Of child suicides – four times higher among Indigenous than non-Indigenous children. Of child removals – 11 times higher. Incarceration of children, 24 times higher. And on it goes.
Waste of lives | The Saturday Paper
Nov 23, 2024 · Waste of lives . It is nothing short of shocking to read about the ongoing plight of asylum seekers on Nauru (Denham Sadler, “Life on Nauru”, November 16-22). In 2022, when Anthony Albanese was elected prime minister and a new Labor government formed, I hoped that one of the first priorities was to end the suffering and enormous expense of maintaining this offshore facility.
The Burrow - The Saturday Paper
Oct 19, 2024 · If you understand something well, you can explain it simply. Melanie Cheng understands ordinary people – their love, their quiet desperation, their hope – and the restrained, elegant prose of The Burrow is testament to this. The novel is slim and each word is carefully chosen. It feels as if every sentence is a distillation.