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Calls to lift the sanctions following Venezuela’s earthquake

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By Kerry Smith Verified
| Green Left Weekly Verified
Video still showing the devastation caused by the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela. Image: telesur.tv The Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) has called on the United States and other countries to lift all sanctions against Venezuela in the wake of the devastating June 24 earthquakes, which have so far killed more than 235 people and injured more than 4300.
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Community shuts Bisalloy Steel down over continuing its ties to Israel

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By Kerry Smith Verified
| Green Left Weekly Verified
Part of the picket outside Bisalloy Steel, Unanderra, June 14. Photo: Wollongong Friends of Palestine Community group Wollongong Friends of Palestine (WFOP) set up a 300-strong community picket at Bisalloy Steel on June 14. Two shifts have been successfully blocked and the picket is holding strong. WFOP plan to stop work at the factory for 72 hours. However, 50 NSW Police, including riot police, tried to break it up at 6am on June 15.
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NSW police sergeant sentenced for causing death of Aboriginal teenager will appeal

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By Kerry Smith Verified, Gadigal Country
| Green Left Weekly Verified
Rallying for justice for those killed in custody, as Jai Wright effectively was, on Gadigal Country/Sydney, November 2025. Photo: Zebedee Parkes. NSW Police sergeant Benedict Bryant was sentenced on June 5 after being found guilty in the District Court of NSW of dangerous driving which led to the death of Dunghutti teenager Jai Wright in 2022. Bryant was not given a jail sentence, but ordered instead to serve an intensive corrective order and 500 hours of unpaid community service work.
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

To write a review for Adrian Mole the Musical

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Only when I was playing pretend on stage at The Little Theatre in Leicester performing as Judy Bernly in a 1970's office in 9to5 the Musical.