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Marisa Wikramanayake

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We are live with Kuany Kiir Kuany author of Enlightened Darkness which is published through Africa World Book…

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Marisa Wikramanayake

Marisa Wikramanayake

We are interviewing Suzanne Jambo author of Today's African Woman, a memoir about her time as an activist and…

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Marisa Wikramanayake

Marisa Wikramanayake

Interviewing Dr Douglas H. Johnson author of South Sudan: a new history for a new nation for Africa World Boo…

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Saudade (Suneeta Peres da Costa, Giramondo) | Books+Publishing

Saudade (Suneeta Peres da Costa, Giramondo) | Books+Publishing

Sydney author Suneeta Peres da Costa's novella Saudade will leave you feeling lost and homesick for a place o…

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Facebook Live Video Interview with Kuany Kiir Kuany

Facebook Live Video Interview with Kuany Kiir Kuany

We are live with Kuany Kiir Kuany author of Enlightened Darkness which is published through Africa World Book…

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Facebook Live Video Interview with Suzanne Jambo for Africa World Books

Facebook Live Video Interview with Suzanne Jambo for Africa World Books

We are interviewing Suzanne Jambo author of Today's African Woman, a memoir about her time as an activist and…

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Before/After | Djed

Before/After | Djed

Time has split into two. There is the We drive home in silence, in the first moments of what feels like the B…

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Facebook Live Video Interview with Dr Douglas H. Johnson

Facebook Live Video Interview with Dr Douglas H. Johnson

Interviewing Dr Douglas H. Johnson author of South Sudan: a new history for a new nation for Africa World Boo…

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Australia open to 'One Belt, One Road' as China targets ports

Australia open to 'One Belt, One Road' as China targets ports

Australia remains willing to work with China after the 19th National Congress released statistics on its flag…

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Surrogacy: A Human Rights Violation (Renate Klein, Spinifex) | Books+Publishing

Surrogacy: A Human Rights Violation (Renate Klein, Spinifex) | Books+Publishing

Books+Publishing. Surrogacy: A Human Rights Violation (Renate Klein, Spinifex). Renate Klein's book on surrog…

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Brexit's impact on Sri Lanka

Brexit's impact on Sri Lanka

By Marisa Wikramanayake It has been a surreal month in British politics. Not two days after Bob Geldof chased…

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Maithri, Ranil answer biz concerns, shed key insights

Maithri, Ranil answer biz concerns, shed key insights

Opposition common candidate Maithripala Sirisena and Opposition Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe held a Q&A sessio…

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Momentum Forum moves development discussion forward

Momentum Forum moves development discussion forward

By Marisa Wikramanayake Members of the business community came together yesterday to discuss the ideas for ho…

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Cesar Cernuda: Candid on cloud computing

Cesar Cernuda: Candid on cloud computing

Microsoft's President for the Asia Pacific region Cesar Cernuda was in Sri Lanka recently to discuss the comp…

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Softlogic's store makes a splash with Sri Lanka's sartorially-savvy shoppers

Softlogic's store makes a splash with Sri Lanka's sartorially-savvy shoppers

By Marisa Wikramanayake Colombo's fashion conscious have a new destination for all their shopping needs. Spla…

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Smartphone climate change app opens to public

Smartphone climate change app opens to public

CITIZENS can now contribute to climate change tracking for scientists by using their smartphones.

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Low income cat owners get support for desexing

Low income cat owners get support for desexing

PENSIONERS and low income earners can now afford to sterilise their cats and contribute to lessening the impa…

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Perth residents ready to break Guinness World Record

Perth residents ready to break Guinness World Record

PERTH residents will get a chance to help create a Guinness World Record on 15 August as part of National Sci…

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Dolphins teach each other begging habits

Dolphins teach each other begging habits

DOLPHINS may endanger their own lives if they learn to beg, according to a recent study on 74 dolphins

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Radio astronomy receives boost with opening of new space centre

Radio astronomy receives boost with opening of new space centre

RADIO astronomy and Australia's space industry received a boost recently when the WA Space Centre wa

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Eucalypt resilience in restoration and revegetation investigated

Eucalypt resilience in restoration and revegetation investigated

A WA researcher has received a national grant to examine climate adaptation in plants species used f

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WA expert appointed to carbon offset panel

WA expert appointed to carbon offset panel

A WESTERN Australian expert on retaining carbon in the soil in the agriculture sector has been appoi

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Cat microchipping aimed at reducing strays and foundlings

Cat microchipping aimed at reducing strays and foundlings

NEW legislation governing cat ownership requiring all domestically owned cats to be microchipped, re

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More tuart dieback culprits found

More tuart dieback culprits found

A NEW Phytophthora fungi species might be a significant factor in the widespread decline of tuart tr

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