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An open letter from Coles Little Athletics Australia

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By Gavin McDonald
| Athletics Australia Verified
Published Tue 02 Mar 2021 Since the 1960s, Little Athletics has played a crucial role in our communities by supporting children's physical development alongside Senior Athletics as a core grassroots community with more than 100 years of history providing opportunities to world-class champions and the clubby trying to better their performances alike. The question is, can this dual system continue to succeed in today's environment?
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Ocean fishing boats could be using forced labour worldwide, find scientists using satellite data

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By Gavin McDonald
| Scroll.in Verified
Fishing on the high seas is a bit of a mystery, economically speaking. These areas of the open ocean beyond the territorial jurisdiction of any nation are generally considered high-effort, low-payoff fishing grounds, yet fishers continue to work in them anyway. I am an environmental data scientist who leverages data and analytical techniques to answer critical questions about natural resource management.
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Thousands of ocean fishing boats could be using forced labor - we used AI and satellite data to find them Original

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By Gavin McDonald
| The Conversation Verified
Fishing on the high seas is a bit of a mystery, economically speaking. These areas of open ocean beyond the territorial jurisdiction of any nation are generally considered high-effort, low-payoff fishing grounds, yet fishers continue to work in them anyway. I am an environmental data scientist who leverages data and analytical techniques to answer critical questions about natural resource management.
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