Gary Cox

Journalist and International Editor at SBS TV World News

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  • English
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  • International News

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Recent Articles

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Snowden reveals 'Australia's links' to US spy web

Fugitive US whistleblower Edward Snowden has revealed details of Australia's involvement in a US global surveillance program, allegedly monitoring internet, voice and SMS data world wide
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UNESCO saves Tasmanian heritage area from logging

UNESCO has rejected an Australian bid to open World Heritage-protected forest in Tasmania to logging.
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Video shows area where Australian base jumper was killed

An Australian base jumper has plunged to his death in south-east France after leaping from the 2,600 metre Brevent peak in the Haute-Savoie on Sunday. Rescue workers said the 33-year-old was found “several hundred metres below in a wooded area” and probably died on impact. Youtube video of the Brevent Peak decent, shot by other base jumpers, shows a heavily wooded area that levels out before the ground drops away again. The video shows other jumpers in wing suits coming perilously…
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Tourism Australia unveils new TV ad campaign"Ž

Tourism Australia has launched its new global advertising campaign in Adelaide today, 'There's Nothing Like Australia'.
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Greece battles with homelessness

As the Greek economy teeters on the brink of default, the number of homeless is growing rapidly, Gary Cox reports.
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Family of deported Cambodian-Australian desperate

The parents of a deported Cambodian man are pleading for the federal government to allow him to return to Australia for cancer treatment.
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INTERVIEW: Maritime Historian on how Yemen's Houthi rebels are affe...

Yemen's Houthis say they have struck four ships in the Red, Arabian and Mediterranean Seas, as well as one in the Indian Ocean overnight as strikes on merchant vessels become more frequent. Yesterday the US military said it destroyed three Houthi uncrewed surface vessels in just 24 hours as part of…
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INTERVIEW: Houthi rebels are undermining the rules-based world orde...

The Yemeni Houthi group has attacked ships in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean and the US Central Command says the group presents an imminent threat to US coalition forces, and merchant vessels in the region. The Iran-backed Huthis have been targeting vessels in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden since…
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Cyrus was told to drink from his cell toilet. His experiences in th...

A Living Black investigation has revealed shocking instances of alleged neglect and abuse occurring in the sector, as punitive new laws see a rise in the number of Indigenous kids locked up.
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'We can't walk in the street.' A grieving grandfather is calling fo...

Senior Warlpiri Elder Ned Jampijinpa Hargraves says there needs to be an independent investigation into the passing in custody of his grandson Kumanjayi White.
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These rappers are using music to give young detainees a lifeline

In some of the most notorious correctional facilities in the country, award-winning musicians are giving young people a new soundtrack to life.