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The floods in Nepal have rightfully made headlines in Australia, but what about other stories from the Global South?

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By Varsha Yajman
| Cheek Media Co
As a South Asian Australian, the lack of coverage on the Global South’s climate disasters is a constant reminder of how racism continues to pervade our media, writes Cheek’s Varsha Yajman. Seeing headlines about the floods in Nepal has felt bittersweet - let me explain. On the one hand, the headlines about the collapse of a glacier tearing through Nepal and China’s Tibet are horrifying.
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The racist campaign against Cambridge University’s ‘poster child’ for diversity

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By Varsha Yajman
| Cheek Media Co
Cheek’s Digital Content Producer, Varsha Yajman, explores the allegations of plagiarism and subsequent media campaign against Cambridge University’s former professor of sociology, Dr Jason Arday. Arday’s death has launched a global discussion of the ways racism impacts not only how one individual is held accountable for wrongdoing, but the ripple effect onto their entire community.
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The Great Wellness Scam

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By Varsha Yajman
| Cheek Media Co
From Bryan Johnson to Australia’s own Belle Gibson, wellness scammers are becoming more insidious, writes Varsha Yajman. Starting at just $1, you can get a Portal to a Better Life with 148 data points, known as biomarker measurements, used to track and optimise health, performance, and longevity. Just pop onto the website of the company Project Blueprint, where Bryan Johnson, the company’s founder claims, “I may be the healthiest human alive”.
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