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Adam Harvey

Sydney
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, AM (Podcast), Forbes, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), PM (Podcast), Sydney Morning Herald, Radio New Zealand (RNZ), Brisbane Times, Derbyshire Live, The New Daily and
Reporter, 7.30, ABC TV via Beirut and Jakarta harvey.adam@abc.net.au
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Almost eight months on from the ceasefire Gaza's residents are still struggling to rebuild a city in ruins

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By Adam Harvey
| ABC News (Australia)
On a dusty roadside in west Gaza City, Jihad Qasim tunes out the ceaseless rattle of the passing traffic and focuses on his clientele. There's the kerbside consultation: "You want to grow it?" he asks one young customer. "Let it grow so we can do a curly hairstyle?" And for an older client, empathy: "You go to work, and come back empty-handed," he agrees.
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Stella Donnelly at YES Pink Room: A triumphant return from newly independent singer-songwriter

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By Adam Harvey
| The Mancunion
A Stella Donnelly gig is always a guaranteed fun time. I first had the privilege of seeing Stella and her band at Bristol’s Thekla back in 2019, just before my 16th birthday, having been transfixed by her incredible debut album Beware of The Dogs and its blend of sunshine-tinged indie rock and piercingly poignant, quippy, observational lyrics. 2022 saw the release of Donnelly’s sophomore album Flood, as well as my first year at The University of Leeds.
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Translating for Australian and US troops in Afghanistan made Sheraz a target for the Taliban, he's now got an Anzac Day moment

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By Adam Harvey
| ABC News (Australia)
In the quiet moments, the memories of Afghanistan come flooding back to Melbourne roof plumber Sheraz Ahmadi. A childhood interrupted by war; his older brother killed by an improvised explosive device (IED); his father-in-law shot in the neck during an ambush that targeted Sheraz; deadly missions with US special forces. "I always think about it," Sheraz tells 7.30. "But when I think about those things, I suddenly change my thinking to good things that I have now.
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