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Lockdown lust: How coronavirus is changing sex lives and sex drives

Words by Connor Webster

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‘Upset and helpless’: A casualty of cyberbullying epidemic speaks out

Audio report by Wanzhi Deng

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Zoom and gloom: The loneliness of the long distance funeral

Words by Anthony Marsico

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Exclusive! Scoop! First with the news! Journalism has a plagiarism problem

Words by Benjamin Silvester

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Sound the alarm: Women losing sleep over gender inequality

Words by Fia Walsh

Science

Citizen editor and reporter awarded 2020 Walkey reporting grants
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Photo: Will Povey

Waiting on tables? Some cafes are in no hurry to resume normal service

Words and pictures by Will C. Povey

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State logging of endangered species habitats illegal, court rules

Words by Else Kennedy

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Advocates signal alarm at report exonerating police over botched raid

Words by Jess Malcolm

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Photo: Wing Kuang

Through the window: A student contemplates the world in isolation

Words by Wing Kuang

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Extreme regrets: The long walk back from the badlands of the far right

Words by Benjamin Silvester

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Generation Lockdown: ‘Three of my four housemates have lost their jobs’

Words by Jordyn Beazley

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Some build bunkers. Some plant vegies. Meet the preppers next door

Words by Anna Chisholm

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Benjamin Silvester

‘We apologise for any inconvenience’: Snapshots of a city under viral siege

Stories and images by Benjamin Silvester Jess Cockerill Else Kennedy Fia Walsh Wing Kuang Claire Capel-Stanley Alyssa Herr Bianca Roberts

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In town camps of Alice, coronavirus raises stakes of digital divide

Words and pictures by Else Kennedy

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A SCHOOL OF THE AIR student takes class via two-way radio, circa 1960. (Photo: Queensland State Archives/Public Domain/WikiCommons)

Can you hear me up the back? Some lessons in long distance learning

Words by Benjamin Silvester