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Ian Lloyd Neubauer
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Thai Police Targeting Tourists for Bribes
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By Ian Lloyd Neubauer / Sydney
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By Ian Lloyd Neubauer/Sydney
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Whale Collisions Calls for Speed Limits
Instances of gruesome whale collisions have prompted a conversation about whether to impose speed limits for ships along Australia's coast
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
July 23, 2014
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By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
July 20, 2014
Australia Grieves After 28 Nationals Die in MH17 Crash
Canberra summons Russian ambassador Vladimir Morozov for an explanation
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer and David Stout
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Is a Vast Marine Sanctuary Any Use if You Can't Police It?
Tiny New Caledonia relies on a handful of French ships to patrol a marine reserve twice the size of Texas
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer / Nouméa
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Canberra's Kangaroo Cull Faces Court Challenge
The Australian Capital Territory wants to reduce the number of kangaroos hopping about town for environmental reasons. But animal-rights groups are challenging the cull in court, saying the science isn't conclusive just yet
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
May 27, 2014
Australia's Shame
Its harsh policy toward asylum seekers betrays the human-rights values it should stand for
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
March 20, 2014
Australia: Stolen Generation
While social services deny targeting Aboriginal families, the statistics of children in out-of-home care paint a disturbing picture
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer / Sydney
March 11, 2014
Australia Will Keep Detaining Refugees Indefinitely, Whatever the World Thinks
Canberra says it's a matter of security and deterring people smugglers, but detainees pay a heavy price
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
March 6, 2014
Is Drought Becoming the New Normal for Australia?
With farmers and Outback towns fighting desperately to survive, Australia is reeling from a long-term lack of water
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
February 14, 2014
Should Schapelle Corby Really Be Paid $2.7 Million for an Interview?
A convicted Australian drug smuggler has been released on parole from a Balinese prison to lavish appearance fees and luxury villa accommodation. The locals aren't impressed
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
February 12, 2014
The Australian Tycoon Who Wants Pakistan to Free Its Slaves in Return for Coal
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest thinks he might have the answer to Pakistan's energy shortage, and he wants something in exchange
By Ian Lloyd Neubauer
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