
This Is BuzzFeed News Australia’s Last Day. Here Are 37 Of Our Favourite Stories.
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Gina Rushton is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Sydney.
For the last time, we just call them lists.
"It should be against the law to deny climate change is happening," Emily Townsend said.
Prime minister Scott Morrison has laid out a three-stage plan for reopening the country.
The coronavirus pandemic is showing up the cracks in Australia's patchwork abortion access laws, under which women often have to travel long distances to undergo procedures.
The plan is "some time away" but part of the road back from lockdown, Australian prime minister Scott Morrison said.
The state's police commissioner has had weeks to make a small tweak so women don't need to travel to a hospital during a pandemic to take RU486. He hasn't.
The coronavirus will be worse than the Global Financial Crisis for young workers in Australia, one economist said.
Lawyers and health organisations say this could exacerbate the trauma of victims-survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and child sexual abuse.
“If we take these measures and we see spikes, we will not hesitate to clamp down again,” one premier said.
One week Ashley Dougan was a dancer and restaurant worker. The next he had $100 left in his account.
One friend is accused of fatally spiking the drink of another.
They’ve answered every question from mood swings and bleeding to pregnancy and fertility.
"THE PROBLEM WAS NOT THE PHOTO," soccer star Sam Kerr tweeted in support.
He also filmed a prisoner urinating.
The mother of the girl at the centre of the viral video told BuzzFeed News she was "really proud" of her daughter.
A new report details hazing, sexual assault, ritualistic humiliation, and alcohol abuse.
“I didn’t say you have to leave, I just said stop beating me up."
Warning: This contains graphic descriptions of sexual assault and rape.
Based on the evidence, "PCOS hormone balancing tea" neither helps nor harms. But the online community around it reflects a bigger problem with women's health.
"Let's not pretend there's any way to remove risk from sex work."