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Phillippa Carisbrooke

Phillippa Carisbrooke

Journalist at SBS Australia Online

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    Recent Articles

    sbs.com.au

    Mini-shark temporarily torpedoes round-the-world trip

    Three round-the-world sailors have described how 20 to 30 sharks bit into their inflatable boat causing it to deflate 800km southeast of Cairns. The men, who had to be rescued, say their catamaran was bitten by cookie cutter sharks in two incidents over two days. An Associate Professor of…
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    Bringing the Torres Strait to Victoria

    Songs, dances and stories of the Torres Strait Islands are being celebrated by children in Victoria. The students are part of a choral experience aimed at increasing their understanding of a culture thousands of kilometres away.
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    'Democracy is dead': Cambodian diaspora calls for boycott of nation...

    Members of the Cambodian diaspora have demonstrated in Melbourne, calling for a boycott of the country's upcoming national election. One of the world's longest serving Prime Minister's, Hun Sen, is running for re-election with no real rivals.
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    Strategies to support youth mental health

    Forty per cent of children and young people surveyed about their mental health say the pandemic has had a negative effect on their well being.
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    Pope asks for forgiveness for abuse of Indigenous children in Canada

    Pope Francis spoke about the sexual abuse of Indigenous children at Canadian schools run by Catholic orders, saying the church felt ‘the burden of failure’.
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    People like Abe may overtake Christians as the dominant religious g...

    The 2021 Census has confirmed Australia is trending away from religion, with those considered “non-religious” set to overtake Christianity in the coming years.
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    Australia confirms first monkeypox cases in returned travellers

    Australia confirms first monkeypox cases in returned travellers
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    Push to address Asian-Australians' under-representation in politics

    People who identify as Asian Australian make up more than 10 per cent of the population. But very few are political representatives. Australia has failed to see it as a problem and act to address it.
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    Calls to help reduce the number of overdose deaths resulting from t...

    Maker Pfizer warns Pregabalin may cause suicidal thoughts
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    Melbourne widow says rollout of euthanasia laws in Victoria are a s...

    Troy Thornton had multiple system atrophy, a neurodegenerative disorder which progressively impaired his movement, speech and vision, forcing his early retirement from the fire service he loved. “Be happy for me; I’ve had a great innings. I’ve been fed, housed, educated, travelled, had a great career, with a family and lots of friends,” the 54-year-old told SBS News in February .  Hours later, the father-of-two from the Victorian seaside town of Mount Martha cho…
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    'Decadent, romantic' era of performing recreated in Circus 1903

    As the name suggests, Circus 1903 looks to take audiences back to the golden age of stage performance when the show tours Australia in December and January.