The NSW Advocate for Children and Young People isn’t afraid to weigh into some of the most controversial issues of importance to the state’s young people.
Deborah Snow worked as a Moscow correspondent at a time when the Soviet Union had just dissolved,Boris Yelstin was in power and tensions were high. It was also where she met her future husband on an unlikely helicopter day trip.
Across from a TV studio and in one of Sydney’s busiest pedestrian precincts,a deadly terror attack played out on a scale Australia had never seen before.
Thirty-four Australian women and children,relatives of Islamic State fighters,are trapped in a desert camp in Syria,five years after the fall of IS. They want to know why they have been forgotten.
Islamic community leader Dr Jamal Rifi has recruited Bob Carr to help push back against Muslim independents in western Sydney.
ASIO boss Mike Burgess has found himself ensnared in the political dispute over security screening of refugees.
A key challenge facing Andrew Colvin as he joins the Red Cross is how to replenish ageing volunteer ranks from younger generations.
Two years ago,she was a “shy”,reluctant pollie. Now Allegra Spender’s navigating the fallout from tragedies at home and abroad.
The modern truism that 80 is the new 60,and 60 is the new 40,ignores the fact that not everyone’s body is going to get the memo.
Leading Sydney silk Arthur Moses has joined the probe into the death of special forces soldier Jack Fitzgibbon,son of former defence minister Joel Fitzgibbon.