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‘We don’t allow people like you in here’: The traumatised community working to rebuild their lives
Australia’s South Sudanese have been demonised and misunderstood – but strong family ties and successful public figures are helping to change the story.
- Melissa Cunningham
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Trump’s aid cuts claim early victims after three-hour walk in 40-degree heat
The deaths of eight people, including five children, are among the first to be directly attributed to the cuts imposed by the US president.
- Aaron Ross
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Suffer the little children. It is ever the way, from Rwanda to Gaza
They are the innocents, and it is never their fight. But it is the children of conflict who always suffer the most.
- Tony Wright
‘Worse than Trump’: Multicultural leaders shocked by immigration proposals
Diaspora communities say they were blindsided by proposed laws that could ban foreigners from countries such as Iran and South Sudan from entering Australia.
- Matthew Knott and Angus Thompson
Experts say Gaza is close to famine. What does that mean?
As Palestinians struggle to find food, humanitarians and UN officials are warning that famine is imminent in the enclave. What is it exactly?
- Gaya Gupta
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‘We are one’: How five Aussies helped South Sudan go from concrete courts to the Olympics
South Sudan has only been a country for 12 years, but its basketball team - with five Australians on the roster - has just qualified for next year’s Olympics in Paris.
- Roy Ward
Journalists detained over footage appearing to show president wet himself
Government officials have repeatedly denied rumours on social media that South Sudan President Salva Kiir is unwell.
- Ayenat Mersie