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Mark Willacy

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), Four Corners, AM (Podcast), MSN Australia, ABC 7.30, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), PM (Podcast), sl.nsw.gov.au, Radio New Zealand (RNZ), The New Daily, AU review, Mogaznews En and
Journalist. Author of ROGUE FORCES (winner of PM’s Literary Award) Signal +61477714805 markwillacy@protonmail.com. Posts/likes are my views not ABC's
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More stories of heroism emerge from Bondi

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By Mark Willacy 
| AM (Podcast)
Stories of survival and heroism are continuing to emerge from the horror of the Bondi terror attack. Four Corners has spoken to those who were under fire - including those who sheltered their children and lost loved ones.
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'It felt like a lifetime': The six minutes of Bondi terror through the eyes of survivors

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By Mark Willacy , Nick Wiggins , Lesley Robinson , Lara Sonnenschein
| ABC News (Australia)
One minute Leon's daughter was sitting down to have her face painted. The next he was shielding her from bullets. "There was no place to run or hide … he was just: shoot, reload, shoot, reload." Leon was at the Chanukah by the Sea event with his family.() Jessica threw herself on her daughter. "I thought, 'I'm not letting her die in this. This isn't how she dies.
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Seabed mining controversial frontier

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By Mark Willacy 
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
An Australian entrepreneur says he hopes to be the first to commercially mine the international sea floor as part of a push by Donald Trump to secure critical minerals worth trillions of dollars. But the international agency in charge of the seabed has told Four Corners the US President's move to fast-track deep ocean mining is unlawful and could lead to severe damage to the marine environment.
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