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The landmark report from the inquiry into the National Disability Insurance Scheme has been released. So what did it say, and what can we expect to change for everyday Australians who use the NDIS? Plus, an extremist from the US has been arrested in connection with the 2022 Wieambilla terror attack that killed two police officers and a local resident. And with reports that Islamophobia and anti-Semitism are on the rise, we find out how to call out racism when you see it.
By Jo Lauder and Michael Dulaney for Dig: Saving the Franklin Posted 11 minutes ago Loading... What does it take to win an environmental campaign? We look back at Australia’s biggest ever environmental victory. As I travel on a boat towards the Franklin River, retracing a route thousands of young people have taken before, I'm struck by how otherworldly the landscape is. The forest that hangs over the river is so dense that it obscures the shoreline.
At the height of the Black Summer bushfires, Emily Townsend burned her bridges. It was January 10, 2020, a few minutes to midday. Sitting at her desk at News Corp's Sydney office, she scanned the email she had typed in a flurry of anger and anxiety that morning. Not yet sent, it sat in her drafts mailbox like an unexploded bomb. That was one line. Another read: In fact, Emily had already resigned.
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