3 February 2021
Sue-Ellen realised she was different from other kids when her teacher asked what her dad did for work. She had to lie.
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3 Feb: Charlot Salwai is the fourth former prime minister of Vanuatu to be given a custodial sentence in recent years and while he will have to vacate his seat in Parliament, it is unclear yet if he will appeal.... more
3 Feb: If you live in WA, it's now compulsory to check-in when visiting most businesses, including supermarkets and takeaway outlets. While many have embraced the tightened rules, the Retailers Association is raising concerns.... more
3 Feb: After two stunning political upsets, the transformation of Georgia's voter base could provide a blueprint for sweeping change across the South.... more
3 Feb: After an assessment of the situation in Myanmar, the US State Department formally concludes that the country's military deposed the duly elected government in a coup d'état, triggering consequences for coup leaders.... more
3 Feb: Yesterday's events in Myanmar may have been the subject of rumours for some weeks, but the dawn raids on leader Aung San Suu Kyi and others seem to have even taken locals by surprise. Here's a glimpse of what is happening on the ground.... more
2 Feb: Just two months ago, Aung San Suu Kyi was celebrating a huge victory for her party in parliamentary elections. Now she is in military custody and the fate of Myanmar's fledgling democracy is uncertain.... more
2 Feb: Perth's normally bustling streets are transformed into sparsely populated wastelands as the five-day COVID-19 lockdown gets underway, with cafes and shopping centres deserted and parents juggling work and child care.... more
2 Feb: Families of people who died after contracting coronavirus in China's former epicentre Wuhan say they are constantly monitored and warned by authorities, who tell them speaking out will damage China's national interest.... more
