My first investigative piece for The Courier was published yesterday and I could not be more proud. An example of why we must ensure all tiers of government, in this case the Ballarat Council and developers, Vista Estate must be held to account. thecourier.com.au/story/8089441/…

Watch how this 11-year-old boy reacted to seeing a bus driver racially abused in NSW. For the latest news, visit trib.al/NT6045T

It's a start at least. #RaiseTheAge Guardian Australia

My thoughts on the shameful, relentless racial vilification of leading First Nations journalist, Stan Grant and his subsequent resignation from Q&A. It only strengthens the need for change.

Everyone if you watch one thing today, please let it be this. #StanGrant

"The media sees only battle lines, not bridges. It sees only politics." #StanGrant abc.net.au/news/2023-05-1…

Such an eye-opening read by Eleanor de Jong and the reason why we should be mindful and cognisant of the language we use especially when it comes to describing mental illness. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

"Life is a privilege" and so was being able to listen to Debra Dank speak so candidly about her book, We Come With This Place, which explores the power of people, the non-binary nature of Aboriginal language and the beauty in simplicity. #wecomewiththisplace #hawkecentre

Eugene, thank you for all you have given to Ballarat and budding journalists like myself. Thank you for expanding our minds and teaching us to delve deeper, broader and pushing us beyond our comfort zones. ✏️James Couzens The Courier thecourier.com.au/story/8258838/…

"You’d never know by looking at me because I seem normal, calm even, but inside my head, my brain is a Rubik’s Cube perpetually trying to arrange itself into some kind of order." #JanFran smh.com.au/technology/how…

(1/54) “We begin in darkness. A siren screams. The invaders come from the desert in a cloud of dust. The king gathers his army at a mountain castle. A single battle decides our fate. The battle burns, the din of drums, the clash of axes, the spark of swords. The dirt turns clay

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"I am glad and grateful. My family feels humbled," Mr Para said in a statement. "We hope all will be free one day. We promise that we will contribute to Australia. Refugees have a lot to give." The Courier thecourier.com.au/story/8343623/…

“Graduates should be reminded that the education they gain isn’t just for themselves but for the broader society.” Joseph Mseteka #unisaalumni unisa.edu.au/connect/alumni…

“I want to simplify big complex topics to inspire,” Egypt's Neven Abdelaziz Mohamed Elsayed says. #unisaalumni unisa.edu.au/connect/alumni…

Australia now ranks among the top 3 study locations for female international students. For Grace, from Thailand, it is the nation's supportive and inclusive culture, which led to her decision to study in Australia. bit.ly/4iwklJM

Unlike any performance I've seen before, this genre bending show cleverly combines comedy, contemporary dance and theatre to find empowerment in neurodivergence. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ #AdelaideFringe2025 #ElizaSandersManageYourExpectations mindshare.org.au/eliza-sanders-…