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Sandra Fulloon

Sandra Fulloon

Author at SBS Australia Online at SBS Australia Online

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    Kylie lives with constant pain. Australian doctors are working to offer relief to millions like h...

    A spinal exam is underway at a clinic south of Sydney. On the table is Kylie Stewart, who suffers from severe lower back pain. "I have two bulging discs, in my lower spine," says Stewart, 38. "It's pretty debilitating. I can't play sport, I have pretty much given up. I used to run a lot. I can't do that anymore, obviously. "I just feel old and incapable and upset — really, really upset." Stewart is among around four million Australians suffering bac…
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    Kylie lives with excruciating pain. Australian doctors hope a new t...

    Four million Australians live with back problems and treatment costs Australia more than $3 billion annually. A new technique to rehabilitate spinal discs offers fresh hope to many.
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    Lauren’s mobile phone was weaponised. She’s not alone

    Australia is moving to criminalise coercive control with new laws introduced in NSW this month. Coercive control is linked to intimate partner homicide, and digital abuse is often part of the problem. Police say for victims, the gift of a second ‘safe’ phone can be life-saving.
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    After 90 years, it’s the end of an era for one of Australia’s oldes...

    Many family businesses are passed down the generations. When that isn’t possible, it can mean the end of an era. And that’s exactly what’s happening at one of Australia’s longest-running food stores.
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    Annie turns textiles into furniture. Here's how she's kept 100 tonn...

    As many of Australia's four million school students prepare for a new term, what to do with old uniforms is a constant question. One mum has come up with a novel solution that could one day help ease the world's growing textile waste problem.
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    Gideon's cafe has survived for nine decades. Now, rising costs thre...

    A slice of history that has prospered for 90 years in one of Australia’s iconic tourist streets now faces an uncertain future. With one in 11 businesses facing collapse in the coming year, Monarch Cakes is among those battling Australia's cost of living crisis.
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    Why Ziggy Ramo turned to vinyl to share his message about righting ...

    Musician and writer Ziggy Ramo is among Australia's rising stars turning to vinyl records to reach his fans. And the global vinyl trend shows no signs of slowing, with industry forecasts of sales doubling this decade.
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    Nyaluet is struggling to raise eight children on a part-time salary...

    Millions of Australian families are struggling to keep food on the table as living costs soar. It’s especially challenging for recent arrivals on limited incomes. One organisation that finds employment for migrant workers says finding the right job is key.
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    Australian small business' $34 billion problem — and how this pair ...

    Insolvencies are rising as running costs soar, and small and medium-sized businesses have a collective $34 billion tax debt. But in Sydney, two entrepreneurs have found a clever way to stay afloat by boosting revenue.
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    INTERVIEW Governor General Sam Mostyn on the upcoming royal visit

    In a rare wide-ranging interview ahead of King Charles' visit, Governor-General Sam Mostyn tells SBS News about her plans to show the monarch "a modern Australia" and delves into the "strain of our times" many communities have been feeling. The Governor-General is speaking here to Sandra Fulloon.
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    Matilda wants to row with two oars. This new technology will help r...

    Rowing is both technical and physically demanding. Now, a group of innovative engineering students is on a mission to make the sport accessible to everyone.