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Krystsina Tsimanouskaya flew out of Tokyo on Wednesday to begin a life in exile after refusing to return home. Andrew Roth describes a growing threat to internal critics of the Lukashenko regime

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya flew out of Tokyo on Wednesday to begin a life in exile after refusing to return home. Andrew Roth describes a growing threat to internal critics of the Lukashenko regime

After Sky News Australia was restricted from uploading new content to YouTube for a week for violating the site’s medical misinformation policy, some of its commentators claimed the ban was another example of cancel culture, and a violation of their right to free speech. Gabrielle Jackson talks to editor Lenore Taylor and head of news Mike Ticher about the Sky News Australia business model and the complexities of regulating misinformation in a pandemic

After Sky News Australia was restricted from uploading new content to YouTube for a week for violating the site’s medical misinformation policy, some of its commentators claimed the ban was another example of cancel culture, and a violation of their right to free speech. Gabrielle Jackson talks to editor Lenore Taylor and head of news Mike Ticher about the Sky News Australia business model and the complexities of regulating misinformation in a pandemic

A Covid-19 cluster in a Sydney aged care facility has highlighted the sluggish vaccination rollout for aged care workers, with recent figures showing only one in four are fully vaccinated. Many in the sector say the federal government’s plans to vaccinate workers have been confusing and beset by delays. But the government has put the onus back on staff – telling them to get at least one jab by mid-September or be barred from work. Reporter Christopher Knaus explores what went wrong with the rollout and the dangers of having a largely unvaccinated aged care workforce

A Covid-19 cluster in a Sydney aged care facility has highlighted the sluggish vaccination rollout for aged care workers, with recent figures showing only one in four are fully vaccinated. Many in the sector say the federal government’s plans to vaccinate workers have been confusing and beset by delays. But the government has put the onus back on staff – telling them to get at least one jab by mid-September or be barred from work. Reporter Christopher Knaus explores what went wrong with the rollout and the dangers of having a largely unvaccinated aged care workforce

There are a number of reasons why your friends and family might be vaccine hesitant, so how do you approach a conversation to convince them? Medical editor Melissa Davey outlines the facts behind some of the common reasons for hesitancy and a health communications expert has some advice on how to approach this difficult discussion

There are a number of reasons why your friends and family might be vaccine hesitant, so how do you approach a conversation to convince them? Medical editor Melissa Davey outlines the facts behind some of the common reasons for hesitancy and a health communications expert has some advice on how to approach this difficult discussion

After 20 years on the ground, Australian and allied forces have rapidly exited Afghanistan – ending Australia’s longest war. The Taliban has launched a nationwide offensive and violently acquired territory from the Afghan government, leaving local workers who once assisted the Australian defence force fearing for their lives. Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to Afghan interpreter Naser Ahmadi about how aiding Australian forces put him and his family in danger. Reporter Ben Doherty explores the situation in Afghanistan and why some Afghan workers have been left behind

After 20 years on the ground, Australian and allied forces have rapidly exited Afghanistan – ending Australia’s longest war. The Taliban has launched a nationwide offensive and violently acquired territory from the Afghan government, leaving local workers who once assisted the Australian defence force fearing for their lives. Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to Afghan interpreter Naser Ahmadi about how aiding Australian forces put him and his family in danger. Reporter Ben Doherty explores the situation in Afghanistan and why some Afghan workers have been left behind