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From segregation to Serena: the representation of black women in the sporting industry
Black female athletes have faced misrepresentation in the sporting world for decades due to inequality, prejudicial criticism, and a lack of support from the industry.
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An inside eye to teaching reception reveals it’s not all it seems
A cool Friday morning breeze drifts through a spacious schoolyard, as the sound of bouncing tennis balls and lively chatter signal that another prized weekend draws near.
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Liberals’ new housing policy a scheme of “winner and losers”
As the coalition sets for another term in government, many young Australians are left wondering how they will benefit from the liberals’ relatively last-minute election promise for first homebuyers.
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Wrestling on the fringe: An Adelaide performer’s path towards his dream
We grow up being told we can do anything that we want to do in life; in reality, there are very few people that chase their dreams, and even fewer who succeed.
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Glass Half Fuller
If positivity equals success, then Louis Fuller can expect his fair share of good fortune in the near future.
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Young women are twice as likely to be enduring anxiety
Recent information released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics states that Australian females aged between 15 and 24 are 50 per cent more likely to induce an anxiety related mental illness than males.
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