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'Heading towards Tassie': Heroic actions save racehorse swimming out to sea
Katrina Lovell
Jordyn Murphy saved racehorse Cleitus after he started swimming out to sea and behind the breakwater when he tripped on seaweed. Picture by Anthony Brady
Opinion
The problem with 'I'm not that guy' and when dating feels dangerous
Then, he rocked up on my doorstep.
Rebecca Nadge
Picture is a broken heart on a fishing wire. Picture is by Kelly Sikkema
Wheelie? The rubbish in your bin may not belong to you
Jessica Belzycki
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The rubbish in your bin may not belong to you. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
'Two years of unpaid work': how students have been disadvantaged
Ben Silvester
Deakin medical student Casey McRae says trying to make ends meet during her two years of placement feels like running on a hamster wheel. Picture by Lachlan Bence
Real Australia
I'm 28 and here's a list of times I've felt threatened by a man
Ciara's journey is all too familiar for some women.
Ciara Bastow
Ciara Bastow
Shaping unique electric guitars a form of therapy
Victoria Silk
Sarah Hicks, confident, capable and crafting guitars like no other. Picture by Vic Silk.
Kids Health Crisis
Seven year wait: Condobolin family's pain during autism diagnosis holdup
Sarah Falson
Zayne Hunter, 10 years; Flynn Hunter, 8 years; and Adeline Hunter, 6 years, stand outside Royal Far West in Sydney. Picture supplied
Real Australia
After five years of newsletters, we're still keeping it real, Australia!
James Joyce
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Voice of Real Australia celebrates the storytelling of the ACM network's local journalists and long-standing regional and agricultural news outlets around the country.
Mackenzie Anderson was allegedly murdered by her ex-partner, now her mum wants change
Matthew Kelly
Mackenzie Anderson's (inset) mother Tabitha Acret at the memorial bench unveiled in her honour at Gregson Park in December. Picture by Marina Neil.
'I lost them both': Dad and son's mullet-driven mental health mission
Taylor Dodge
Rhys Chan and five-year-old son Lucas Chan are raising funds and awareness for mental health. Picture by Bernard Humphreys

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