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Sandra Fulloon

Sandra Fulloon

Author at SBS Australia Online at SBS Australia Online

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    Shortages and disease: How much more Australians could pay for chocolate this Easter

    Chocolate's key ingredient hit new highs last year, and despite recent favourable conditions, experts don’t expect major price falls. Here’s how much more you could pay this Easter.
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    'Very high': The reason Easter chocolate could cost you more this year

    Chocolate's key ingredient hit new highs last year, and despite recent favourable conditions, experts don’t expect major price falls. Here’s how much more you could pay this Easter.
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    A $2.8 billion Australian industry is struggling. Clark is bucking ...

    A migrant from China is building a successful export business around Australian wool, bucking a broader industry decline, with production trending towards its lowest level in a century.
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    Clark is working to boost Australian wool exports, as production fa...

    A migrant from China is building a successful export business around Australian wool, as the broader industry declines. This year, industry groups say Australian wool production is heading for its lowest level in a century.
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    From war zone to hospital ward: How refugee nurse 'Fish' helps thos...

    Working in intensive care is a demanding career choice, especially for those who've experienced the horrors of war. However, one refugee who fled Ethiopia says training in extreme conditions helps him stay calm under pressure.
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    Fish trained in extreme conditions. It helps him cope with Australi...

    Working in intensive care is a demanding career choice, especially for those who’ve experienced the horrors of war. But one refugee who fled Ethiopia says training in extreme conditions has many benefits.
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    How Keith and Mel are changing attitudes to mental health, one outf...

    Kindness — and a fresh change of clothes — are the driving forces at Keith's Closet. The not-for-profit provides clothing and toiletries to people who are being treated for mental health conditions.
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    'An easier way for the kids to learn': How this family helps biling...

    Experts say bilingual education not only improves children's language skills but also helps with problem-solving and mental fitness. And that's driven one family to produce their own range of bilingual books.
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    The Christmas gifts that will keep on giving — and won't end up in ...

    New research shows unwanted Christmas presents worth more than $1 billion could end up in landfill this year. A social enterprise in Sydney is making Christmas gifting sustainable and durable.
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    The volunteers helping to fix your broken household items — and sol...

    Experts warn Australia is becoming a dumping ground for cheap, often unrepairable household electrical equipment, with $13 billion worth imported each year. A grassroots movement aims to change that.
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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.