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Prince Harry at war
When a number of overseas media outlets – including a German newspaper, an American website and a women’s magazine in Australia – ran a story that Britain’s Prince Harry was serving on the front line of the war in Afghanistan, they were probably unaware of the controversy this seemingly simple story would generate throughout the world. Certainly the Australian women’s magazine did not know the minefield they were entering with their story. They definitely did not … Read entire article »
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Journalists killed on duty
The death of TV cameraman Fadel Shana in the Gaza Strip highlights yet again the dangers faced by many journalists when doing their job. The 23-year-old Reuters cameraman was killed on 16 April 2008 by a shell from an Israeli tank. Eye witnesses say the tank fired directly at the group of journalists who were covering the aftermath of an Israeli air strike. Video footage from Shana’s camera shows he may have filmed the shot which killed … Read entire article »
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ABC NEWS
- 'It's not my thing': 106-year-old war veteran opts out of Anzac Day marches
- Scientist fears it might be 'our last best chance' to boost endangered species in the Mary River
- Anzac Day dawn services begin around the country to honour servicemen and servicewomen
- The living legacy that grew from one family's sacrifice and generosity
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