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Excavating the Future: Stopping AAPI Hate

Manjusha Kulkarni, co-founder of Stop AAPI Hate, talks about the surge in anti-Asian harassment and violence during the pandemic and the communities that are pushing back.

Capital & Main

Family living in one room as new report shows 'extreme' rental stress gripping New South Wales

A new report from ANZ and CoreLogic shows since the pandemic rental prices have increased dramatically, and low-income earners would need to spend more than half their pay to secure a rental property.

ABC News

Landlines to replace mobile phones in Scots prisons after devices used to arrange gangland crimes

Handsets were handed out to inmates to keep them connected with loved ones during the pandemic.

Daily Record

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Over half of eligible aged care residents are yet to receive their COVID booster. And winter is coming

As Australia heads towards the fourth winter of the pandemic, we have once again started seeing an increase in the level of COVID circulating. With this comes an increased risk of infection and serious illness.

The Conversation

Australia’s rental affordability drops to worst levels in nearly a decade

New report shows average households are spending a third of income on rent while lower income families pay more than half their earnings

The Guardian - AU

Kerala band Skreen 6 pays tribute to 1980s hard rock with their debut album

The Kochi-based band of six, with most of them in their early 20s, has played in gigs in different cities within the State and outside. They collaborated online through Zoom calls and WhatsApp video calls during the pandemic.

The Hindu

Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp were 'no help' in preventing Covid lockdown anxiety and depression

Researchers found keeping in touch via video, phone or instant messaging did little

Wales Online

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UK Covid inquiry: when is it, what does it cover and how long will it last?

With public hearings into government’s handling of the pandemic set to the begin, here are some of the answers to the big questions

The Guardian - UK

The Covid inquiry is digging up Boris Johnson’s blunders and the mess keeps piling up

The former prime minister seems determined to drag the Tories down with him when the public hearings into Britain’s handling of the pandemic begin

The Guardian - UK

UK response to Covid pandemic was 'fuelled by nationalism'

THE UK’S response to the Covid pandemic has been branded “colonial” and “fuelled by nationalism” by justice campaigners.

The National (Scotland)

Deborah Levy unspools the pandemic experience in August Blue

DEBORAH Levy majors in that mood indigo. You ain’t been blue as Elsa M Anderson, the central character of her new novel. Elsa wakes up one morning…

The National (Scotland)

Former Royal Conservatoire chief defends Scotland's record on music tuition

TORY criticism of the Scottish Government over a drop in the number of pupils taking music tuition has hit a sour note with educators.

The National (Scotland)

Full list of NINE deadly infections that could spark a pandemic - but one is missing

The WHO has listed nine pathogens they believe are the most 'urgent' threat to humanity. Concerned scientists are urgently researching them, but have excluded one key threat

Daily Mirror

Kalumburu welcomes back tourists after three-year closure because of COVID

Kalumburu Aboriginal community sits at the gateway to some of the country's more remote and spectacular country, but has turned travellers away since the pandemic emerged in early 2020.

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From Beijing to Taipei, ABC correspondent Bill Birtles reflects on eight years reporting on China

As the ABC's East Asia correspondent, Bill Birtles has covered geopolitical tensions, the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and at one point made headlines himself.

Daily Record

ITV News reporter Emily Morgan dies aged 45 after brave battle with lung cancer

Emily, who was the channel's health and science editor, played a key role in covering the Covid pandemic.

The Guardian - UK

Static buildup: Hull’s caravan makers enjoy a British holiday boom

Hull has a strong claim to being the centre of the UK mobile home industry, but while the pandemic boosted sales, there are now fears of a glut

The Guardian - UK

‘One morning, I found a customer asleep by the toilets’: my life as a pub manager in badly behaved Britain

From karaoke wars to complaints about prices, I’ve seen it all. But nothing could have prepared us for the pandemic

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Daily Record

Coronavirus book of remembrance should be created, Scots Lib Dem leader says

Alex-Cole Hamilton wants those who died during the pandemic in Scotland to be remembered and also allow 'us to grieve as a nation'.

The Independent UK

Who was at Chequers? Boris camp in panic mode over claims he hosted friends and family

Ex-PM ‘furious’ and ‘in despair’ over new scrutiny on events at his grace-and-favour country house during pandemic, friends say

Wales Online

Boris Johnson brands fresh Covid rule-breaking claims 'a load of nonsense'

Former PM insists decision to hand over his official diary during the pandemic to police was 'ridiculous'

The Guardian - UK

Covid pandemic blamed for UK rise in cracked tyres

Motorists urged to carry out safety check as rubber on cars left idle for long periods can deteriorate

Reuters

North Korea spent the pandemic building a huge border wall

For North Koreans, the country's northern frontier long offered rare access to outside information, trade opportunities, and the best option for those seeking to flee.

Axios

Realtors are leaving the housing market in droves

Tens of thousands of realtors are giving up on the profession after their ranks swelled earlier in the pandemic when the housing market was soaring.

WEKU

We asked, you answered: How do you feel about the end of the COVID-19 'emergency'

With the WHO and CDC lifting the COVID-19 pandemic "emergency," we asked readers what was on their minds at this inflection point. Their reflections run the gamut, and also reveal some clear themes.

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