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Kathleen Farmilo

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After buying, Carey started feeling regret. Nearly half of first home buyers feel the same

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By Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| The Feed (SBS) Verified
When Carey Ciuro bought his first home in late 2023, he achieved something that can feel impossible for many young Australians. After saving for around six years, spending more than 18 months attending property inspections and auctions, and accessing "every [grant] that was pretty much available to me", he secured an apartment in inner Melbourne. The first year of living there was great, he said. He remembers being excited about home ownership after years of renting.
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A 'safe haven' in times of turmoil. Why demand for this country's 'golden visa' is rising

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By Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| SBS Dateline
US born Courtney Andelman fell in love with New Zealand in the 90s when she first visited the country as a tourist. "There's some places in the world where your heart just sings and your soul feels completely full. And for me, that's New Zealand," she said. "You step off the plane and you're like, 'this is a really special place'." Three decades later in 2025, she and her husband Jim made that love affair with the country more permanent.
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For Lucy, a helicopter was the only way to access treatment. Inside a 'substantial' healthcare struggle

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By Colin Cosier Verified, Calliste Weitenberg Verified, Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| SBS Dateline
On Tuesday 12 May, go inside Papua New Guinea's healthcare crisis with SBS Dateline. Watch The World's Most Remote Rescue? at 9.30 pm AEST on SBS and SBS On Demand. The rescue helicopter arrives in the remote, picturesque village at dawn, the team ready to collect their patient and transport her to hospital. But she isn't there. A woman with severe acute abdominal pain had left the village the evening before with a group of helpers to embark on a 16km bush trek to their closest health care centre.
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