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Brendan Esposito

Brendan Esposito

Chief Photographer at ABC Science Online

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    This cattle station is thriving – and it's all because a certain predator is allowed to roam free

    For decades, the dominant approach to "wild dog" management has involved trying to wipe them out. But a new group argues learning to co-exist with dingoes could benefit both landholders and the environment.
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    Ola escaped the the war and has a message from the front: send bull...

    Ukrainians are heading home from all corners of the globe to be with their people and to fight for their future, scrambling for whatever supplies they can carry as they attempt to cross the border from Poland.
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    As volunteers welcomed refugees into Poland, there was an accused R...

    As Russia invaded Ukraine, life changed seemingly overnight for the Polish city of Rzeszów. The terror threat has been raised, a Russian agent has been arrested and there is a fear aid supplies moving into Ukraine could be targeted with “acts of sabotage”.
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    Chris is one of the few people to escape the Public Trustee system....

    When the Public Trustee is given the keys to your life, speaking out publicly is illegal, and it can block you from trying to regain your freedom. Four Corners went to the Supreme Court to reveal the hidden ordeals of those who have escaped the system.
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    Fifteen, homeless, and in fear for her life, Claudia called the one...

    Most kids raised in the child protection system are kicked out by their guardian — the state — when they turn 18. Here's how the lives of some of them turned out.
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    'It's gut-wrenching': Old-growth forest logged just days after it w...

    It was described as ‘the largest environmental protection policy’ in Victoria’s history, but shortly after the announcement parts of the state’s old-growth forests were being logged.
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    Claude takes in the men no-one else will. He used to be one of them

    The residents of Rainbow Lodge have committed multiple crimes and been in and out of prison for decades. For many, its program is their last chance to take responsibility for their actions and prove they're ready for the outside world – but one slip-up could land them back inside.
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    A century ago, a Danish architect noticed kids avoiding his parks. ...

    Experts say emerging research shows a link between risky play and less psychological distress in adolescent years. Could this be part of the solution to the current teen mental health crisis?
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    'Just like I used to do': Why Peter wants to give his children an 8...

    Studies suggest the absence of “risky play” in the modern world could be contributing to the teen mental health crisis. Here’s what it’s all about.
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    'Shear hard … have a house paid off in 10 years': Bid to entice the...

    There are just 2,000 sheep shearers left keeping a $3.5 billion export industry alive. Rather than sit on idle hands, hardened workers are trying to entice the next generation into the shed.
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    Alfred-hit communities assess the damage, even as more threats loom

    Communities in the southern Gold Coast and Northern Rivers cope with the backwash of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred but say it's not a bad outcome compared to past disasters.