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Systemic racism in the health system blamed for the death of six-year-old Torres Strait Islander

A six-year-old Torres Strait Islander boy died after being turned away six times from hospital. A damning review has revealed systemic racial issues in the health system.

inkl Originals · Aug 24, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 22 August 2020

Stock markets: at a record high. Apple: worth two trillion dollars. Jobs: disappearing like they're going out of fashion. The American economy: lost somewhere in-between Wall Street and Main Street.

inkl Originals · Aug 22, 2020

inkl Exclusive: The deadly cost of workforce shortages in aged care, and the lack of government planning that led to it

Almost 260 aged care funding recipients have died from Covid-19, all but four of them in nursing homes, and the vast majority of them since the beginning of July.

inkl Originals · Aug 21, 2020

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 15 August 2020

Biden's VP pick has breathed some much needed energy into the strangest election in a generation. But as the energy builds ahead of the conventions and debates, questions are growing as to how Americans will actually cast their votes on November 8.

inkl Originals · Aug 15, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 8 August 2020

A terrible industrial accident has befallen Beirut. Well over one hundred lives have been lost and several thousand more were wounded. The city lies in disarray. Who is to blame?

inkl Originals · Aug 8, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 1 August 2020

It's a story that has it all: collapsed governments, 567 handbags, shadowy bankers, and Britney Spears jumping out of a birthday cake. The 1MDB scandal is drawing to a close, with the former Malaysian Prime Minister found guilty of corruption and Goldman Sachs agreeing to pony up $3.9 billion.

inkl Originals · Aug 1, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 25 July 2020

The world has crossed 15 million known cases of coronavirus and 600,000 have died. As countries all around the world grapple with their first or second waves, people wait with bated breath for news of a vaccine. One is coming, the science is close, but now we've got to ask…

inkl Originals · Jul 25, 2020

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 18 July 2020

A handful of Silicon Valley companies have dispensed with the requirements placed upon them by states. Instead, they operate in a loftier corporate stratum, one that exists beyond the reach of regulators and tax collectors. But in recent years there has been an impetus to rein in such companies, especially…

inkl Originals · Jul 18, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 11 July 2020

Donald Trump has set the ball rolling on the US formally withdrawing from the World Health Organisation. In the middle of a global pandemic. Just as America's own prospects have worsened.

inkl Originals · Jul 11, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 4 July 2020

The first day of this month marked the handover anniversary in Hong Kong and the proposed date for Israel's annexation of much of the West Bank. This week we'll dive into the two slowest land grabs of the century.

inkl Originals · Jul 4, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 27 June 2020

This week we celebrate (yes, even you Man City supporters) the stratospheric rise of Liverpool F.C. and its first top-tier trophy since 1989/90. But even more than the Liverpudlian victory, we celebrate the enormous effort it took to bring sport back to the people in a world riddled with coronavirus.…

inkl Originals · Jun 27, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 20 June 2020

On Monday two nuclear-armed Asian powers fought a bloody, and unusual pitched battle four kilometres above sea level. This week we'll cover the tectonic friction between India and China in order to gauge just how strong the aftershocks might be.

inkl Originals · Jun 20, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 13 June 2020

How can America's stock markets be heading in one direction, while its economy is heading in the other? Before you answer that, just remember that some of America's best stock marketeers haven't the faintest clue.

inkl Originals · Jun 13, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 6 June 2020

It's hard to turn your head without reading, hearing, or watching some new outrage that finds its genesis in the murder of George Floyd. Coverage saturation aside, this story has found not only an audience, but also standard-bearers, across the globe. This week we'll examine why this death has galvanised…

inkl Originals · Jun 6, 2020

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inkl Originals · May 30, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 30 May 2020

Tear gas choked Hong Kong's streets on Wednesday as thousands of protesters brought the Asian financial hub to a standstill...

inkl Originals · May 23, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 23 May 2020

Before we return to the usual programming of intrigue and conflict, let's take a moment to ponder what came before us. You don't need to peer into deep space to place your life in perspective; you can look at a bunch of old rocks. This week we were captivated by…

inkl Originals · May 16, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 16 May 2020

There is a not-insignificant chance that once you've read this edition of the Weekly Wrap you'll open Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. You'll see videos from friends, pictures of pets, and an inordinate amount of dubiously-targeted advertising. All this mildly enjoyable (if mindless) material is a far cry from the hideously…

inkl Originals · May 9, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 9 May 2020

The recent spate of bad news has left us all feeling helplessly terrestrial. So let's raise our eyes and spirits. The yawning void of space is a wonderful place to regain perspective and consider the momentary, infinitesimal nature of the problems on Earth. So what did we learn from space…

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inkl Originals · May 2, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 2 May 2020

America's insatiable appetite for meat is known the world over. It is central to the US diet, economy, and psyche. The average annual consumption for an adult is 220 pounds of pork, chicken, and beef (two kilos a week, for the metrically-inclined). And now the entire system that fuels this…

inkl Originals · Apr 25, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 25 April 2020

As with all of our other systems and processes, the coronavirus has laid bare the flaws in a globalised food system. Many headlines have touted the imminent arrival of a second food pandemic. But what's abundantly clear is that it's been here for years.

inkl Originals · Apr 18, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 18 April 2020

The United States of America has withdrawn support and funding for the World Health Organisation (WHO), for which it is the major donor. 15% of its budget, some $400m, has been cut in the midst of a pandemic . What could the United Nations' health authority have done to provoke…

inkl Originals · Apr 11, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 11 April 2020

The coronavirus pandemic sweeping the world resulted from an unfortunate containment failure at a Chinese chemical weapons facility in Wuhan. Or from an American bio-weapon attack on that very same city. Or it is a devastating (and possibly intentional) side effect of the 5G communications network...

inkl Originals · Apr 4, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 4 April 2020

All matter of unwelcome milestones were reached this week: 50,000 dead, 1,000,000 confirmed cases. And all such numbers should come laden with appropriate caveats and cautions. But this week let's dive deep into another matter for caution: who's in charge right now?

inkl Originals · Mar 28, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 28 March 2020

You already know that almost half the humans alive today are under lockdown. The headlines this week from Germany and South Korea were faintly hopeful; those from the United States faintly horrifying. But let's sidestep all of that. This week – though admittedly not in this order – we're doing…

inkl Originals · Mar 21, 2020

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 21 March 2020

250,000 confirmed cases worldwide. 10,000 deaths. 3 countries in focus. Let's dive into the numbers emerging from China, Italy and Iran. It seems the phrase "the numbers don't lie" counts for little when the people sharing the numbers do.

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