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Bianca Hall

Bianca Hall

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Location
Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Non-Editorial

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Recent Articles

smh.com.au

Seven West Media loses fight against the release of executives’ emails - Sydney Morning Herald

Thousands of emails between Seven West Media executives and disgraced former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith’s legal team will be released to commercial rival Nine.
theage.com.au

Hunt for answers in the tragic deaths of five young trans women - T...

A groundbreaking coroner’s hearing is trying to unravel what led the women to take their own lives and how others could be saved.
smh.com.au

Roberts-Smith’s lawyers seek to block war crimes investigators from...

The disgraced former SAS corporal claims he could be prejudiced if emails and messages he sent Seven Network executives can be accessed by authorities.
smh.com.au

The effects of climate change on your suburb and city revealed - Sy...

Sustained high temperatures would make parts of Australia essentially uninhabitable for months of the year, according to new analysis. Search the impact on your area.
smh.com.au

Dark Emu brought Bruce Pascoe years of trouble. He says backlash to...

At 77, and with his next book complete, Pascoe says he’s tiring more easily these days. From his property near Mallacoota, he tells of his hope for the future.
smh.com.au

‘Just diabolical’: European wasp plague devastates crops - Sydney M...

Unseasonably warm and wet conditions in Victoria have led to an infestation of wasps that is wiping out some vineyards, beehives and orchards.
smh.com.au

‘Sheen’ in water: Ageing oil pipeline off Gippsland coast shut off ...

A pipeline linking two oil platforms is being investigated as the source of a suspected hydrocarbon spill in Bass Strait.
smh.com.au

Could planned burns be making our forests more flammable? - Sydney ...

Hazard-reduction burns are designed to clear undergrowth and reduce the risk of large-scale bushfires. But the science is far from settled.
watoday.com.au

Fears over ExxonMobil plan to take 60,000 tonnes of steel from oil ...

ExxonMobil says it will recycle and repurpose 95 per cent of the material from offshore oil and gas platforms, but the plan has fishers and environmentalists worried.
brisbanetimes.com.au

Fears over ExxonMobil plan to take 60,000 tonnes of steel from oil ...

ExxonMobil says it will recycle and repurpose 95 per cent of the material from offshore oil and gas platforms, but the plan has fishers and environmentalists worried.
smh.com.au

Who owns a river? Bitter feud over High Country farmer’s green powe...

A cattle station owner’s plan to build a hydroelectric power station on his property raises broader questions about land and water use, and the responsibility of authorities to take cultural values into account in granting permits for projects.