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Chris Barrett

Chris Barrett

Author at Brisbane Times at Brisbane Times

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    Recent Articles

    brisbanetimes.com.au

    Muhyiddin edges toward forming government after tight Malaysia election

    Voters turned out in force for an Islamist party and former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin and opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim were left trying to make deals to get a majority.
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    Australia signs deal to counter scourge of human trafficking

    Human trafficking has been a long-standing stain on Thailand, with victims including children, Burmese migrants and Thai nationals.
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    Rising force calls on Malaysia to break away from the old guard

    A new party and its youthful leader are offering an inclusive agenda in a country long dominated by a select few. But are they the real deal?
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    The kids aren’t all right: School closures leave lost generation

    In south-east Asia, schools have been closed for as long as 18 months due to the pandemic but as some finally reopen, many children will not return.
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    Phnom Penh turned to China, now it’s the ‘world’s most vaccinated c...

    Cambodia is an outlier in mainland south-east Asia in the speed of its vaccine rollout, benefitting from being near the front of the queue with chief sponsor Beijing.
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    Cremation ‘cartel’: Price of dying rises in Indonesia as virus rages

    As more than 1000 people die from COVID-19 each day in Indonesia, police in Jakarta are investigating reports of funeral operators allegedly exploiting the pandemic by overcharging.
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    The price of lockdown: Millions suffer at bottom of pyramid in sout...

    In some countries, 60 per cent of working-age people earn their living day to day in the informal economy. With strict lockdowns in place, some earn nothing.
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    Shark bite 'didn't hurt', says diver

    The teenage spearfishing champion attacked by a bull shark off Gladstone yesterday says he felt no pain, despite being left with severed tendons and arteries is him arm from the frightening confrontation.
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    Rugby scandal to be heard in public arena - Brisbane Times

    Adviser allegedly behind funding rort will be central character of rare CMC public hearing.
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    Queensland MotoGP star to school bike-mad prince

    Flicking through one of his mother's women's magazines while at home last Christmas, Queensland MotoGP rider Chris Vermeulen came across a picture of Prince Harry.