It can be easy to dismiss conspiracy theorists as crazy, but if we don’t try to understand how they get there we alienate people at risk of falling down the rabbit hole, and provide no incentive for people to come back out.

What happens when Triple Zero lifesavers are too busy to pick up the phone? This SUNDAY, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and #60Mins investigate the terrifying scandal costing Australians their lives.

This is airing tonight. I worked a little bit on it with Jasmin, whose story about losing her beautiful teenage daughter Alisha will make your heart break. Airs at 8.40pm.

‘Breathe! Please breathe’: Why young Alisha died waiting for an ambulance theage.com.au/national/victo…

A school in Hawthorn that caters for young people who struggle to fit in with mainstream education is being probed by the state’s education regulator. | EXCLUSIVE Simone Fox Koob Madeleine Heffernan #education #viceducation theage.com.au/national/victo…

Shifting Labor voters from left to right.Why the United Australia Party is set to do particularly well in Victoria. Long read by Simone Fox Koob and me theage.com.au/politics/feder…

Scientology-linked school hides its links to the controversial religion while misleading would-be parents via Montessori link. Latest from me and Simone Fox Koob theage.com.au/national/victo…

A very proud daughter today. Catherine Fox AM theaustralian.com.au/business/media…

Neobank Volt to shut down, return deposits to customers after funding struggles | Simone Fox Koob smh.com.au/business/banki…

The co-founders of Afterpay took home $264.2 million last year, as fresh research showed bonuses for top ASX bosses hit a new high in 2021. | Simone Fox Koob theage.com.au/business/banki…

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