LATEST
Venezuelans seek safe haven in Australia
Melbourne’s Venezuelan community members are determined to help relatives escape soaring crime rates, political instability, record inflation and unemployment. Abbey Hargreaves reports.
FOCUS
From war-torn Iraq to securing our suburbs
Two Iraqi refugees say traumatic childhoods have resulted in their becoming security guards in Australia. Margaret Rivette reports.
MULTIMEDIA
Interview: The upside of recycling our e-waste
Emma-Beth White-Reese talks to e-waste researcher Emily Newton about the benefits of recycling our old electronic goods.
FEATURES
From war-torn Iraq to securing our suburbs
Two Iraqi refugees say traumatic childhoods have resulted in their becoming security guards in Australia. Margaret Rivette reports.
PROFILES
Bowling back from the brink
Doctors thought Mark Simcocks, owner of Melbourne’s first bowling alley, would be wheelchair-bound after a stroke. Partly blind, he taught himself to bowl backwards and still get a strike. Travis Medhurst reports.
REVIEW
Migrant strings in the mix
Musicians from diverse cultures who have enriched Melbourne’s music scene tell their stories of struggle and achievement. Shareena Abdul Aziz reports.
