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- Sep 12, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Nick Rogers's leafy suburb is ground zero in Australia's battle over trees (opens the original)
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As we build more homes to tackle the housing crisis some worry trees will become collateral damage. But as our climate changes, isn't now the time we need trees most? Nick Rogers was working from home when it happened. Outside his window, several hard-hatted men appeared at the base of a robust red flowering gum. "I thought, well, they're just doing the annual trim," says Rogers, a middle-aged architect from Melbourne. "Then they began to chop down the entire tree." At some point, Rogers, outrag
The true crime writer fighting to solve decades-old Adelaide murders (opens the original)
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Debi Marhsall can't bear the avalanche of true crime we're living through. There must be a reason to do it, she says, and that's the pursuit of truth and justice. But she understands the public's fascination with what she calls "the dark side". She can't shake it herself, despite her family begging her to stop, despite the toll she says it's taken on her life. An investigative journalist and author of six true crime books — including Killing For Pleasure, on which the film Snowtown is based — Ma
The places where Cory Doctorow still finds joy on the internet (opens the original)
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Cory Doctorow is the science fiction author, activist, and technology critic who coined the term "enshittification" to describe how digital platforms seem to get worse over time as they prioritise profit. He's back with a new book, The Reverse Centaur's Guide to Life After AI, warning AI isn't a revolution rather it's a financial bubble and sooner or later it'll burst. He's visiting Australia this month, appearing at The Festival of Dangerous Ideas and The Wheeler Centre. Ahead of his visit, he
How a compulsive list maker ended up making 'extraordinary' observations (opens the original)
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In 1985 Uluru was handed back to the Anangu traditional owners; Neighbours premiered; treasurer Paul Keating warned Australia risked becoming a "banana republic"; Kate Bush released the masterpiece Hounds of Love; and in the Melbourne suburb of Bulleen, chemical engineer Mike Connor began visiting a new park. He was 41 and he had recently moved to the area. "The park wasn't a particularly attractive environment, it was just old farmland," Connor says. Nevertheless, he liked being outdoors. He al
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