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The push and pull of cheating at university: ‘No one knows what cheating is any more’

The pandemic’s disruption to students and education has given rise to contract cheating. One Australian university is trialling a new approach

The Guardian - AU · Nov 26, 2022

Send in the drones: how to transform Australia’s fight against bushfires and floods

The cutting-edge technology is a faster, cheaper and more accurate way to raise the alarm on lightning strikes or flash floods, experts say

The Guardian - AU · Nov 12, 2022

Australia’s wettest towns, including the Sydney golf course that has recorded 213% of its average yearly rainfall

Six Sydney locations are among the nation’s Top 10 sites for above-average rainfall in 2022

The Guardian - AU · Nov 1, 2022

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Heather Mitchell plays Ruth Bader Ginsburg: ‘I was even brushing my teeth as Ruth would’

The Australian actor is portraying ‘the notorious RBG’ in a one-woman play. She talks about stepping into the shoes of a judicial lion

The Guardian - AU · Oct 28, 2022

‘They can’t ignore us any more’: five women on long Covid and medical misogyny

Many are still reporting minimization of their long Covid symptoms – and it’s partially attributable to the fact that female patients are routinely dismissed

The Guardian - US · Oct 18, 2022

Diana Reid on Sally Rooney, Love & Virtue and her fast follow-up: ‘Lockdown gave me freedom to fail’

Seeing Other People comes just 12 months after Reid’s acclaimed debut and follows two sisters enthralled by the same woman – and the pull between duty and desire

The Guardian - AU · Oct 5, 2022

‘We don’t want it to ever stop’: how to make and maintain a friendship tradition

Most families have formal and informal rituals but developing and celebrating traditions within friendship groups comes with its own specific joy

The Guardian - AU · Jul 15, 2022

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The elders fearing death – and generational debt – after Youpla funeral fund collapse

In the postcodes worst hit by the collapse of the funeral insurer, older Aboriginal people are ‘torn apart’ by the thought they have no way to pay for a funeral they thought they had already paid for

The Guardian - AU · Jul 13, 2022

As flood waters recede, disaster weary Windsor residents confront the remnants of lives upturned again

For the fourth time in under two years, locals are cleaning up the grim reality of another crisis. Most agree the latest flood was the worst one yet

The Guardian - AU · Jul 8, 2022

‘A refreshing salad drink’: does balsamic vinegar and fizzy water really taste like healthy Coke?

A homemade mix of balsamic vinegar and sparkling water, labelled ‘healthy Coke’, is being widely tried online. Guardian Australia staffers put it to the test

The Guardian - AU · Jun 10, 2022

Australian grocery delivery startups face funding difficulties as venture capital checks out

Supply chain issues and inflation dampen investor enthusiasm for ‘disruptive’ businesses as two companies collapse from unsustainable costs

The Guardian - AU · Jun 5, 2022

‘You only have one shot’: how film cameras won over a younger generation

A new wave of enthusiasts are eschewing the multi-megapixel convenience of digital photography in favour of an older, slower, ‘magical’ tech

The Guardian - AU · Jun 4, 2022

‘We can make it work’: the NSW region opening doors and hearts to Ukrainians

One couple in Quirindi are like ‘mother and father’ to two Ukrainian families now living with them

The Guardian - AU · Jun 4, 2022

‘Ready to take on the challenge’: Linda Burney on the Uluru statement, treaty and building consensus

The first female Indigenous affairs minister is hitting the ground running, with a voice to parliament top of a long list of priorities

The Guardian - AU · May 29, 2022

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The Guardian - AU · May 21, 2022

Meet the plant detective helping gardeners and fighting crime

Cataloguing biodiversity is just one part of the job for the scientists at the National Herbarium of NSW, whose forensic skills are putting Australia’s plants under the microscope

The Guardian - AU · May 20, 2022

Dugong sees red: Pig the sea cow predicts Labor will win Australian election (sort of)

In completely unscientific experiment the Sydney Aquarium resident sided with a tortoise and crocodile in predicting Anthony Albanese victory

The Guardian - AU · May 18, 2022

‘Taken for granted’: western Sydney’s Muslim community rethinks a fractured Labor relationship

As the Australian election winds down, the cohort now views the opposition as a ‘lesser evil’ that has failed to address their major concerns

The Guardian - AU · Apr 10, 2022

‘There’s lots of anger still’: locals in key NSW seat of Gilmore remain split on Morrison

Still reeling from the Black Summer bushfires, Gilmore is one of the few seats the Liberals could win off Labor but the PM is proving divisive

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The Guardian - AU · Apr 2, 2022

As water levels rise so too does the pressure to stop building houses on flood plains

Residents of flood-prone Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley near Sydney say real estate agents should have to advise buyers of risks

The Guardian - AU · Mar 31, 2022

‘There’s a bit of shagging going on’: worms and romance draw Sydney’s ibis from bins to soaked parks

With parks resembling wetlands thanks to persistent rain, the bin chicken has gone back to nature

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