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Home>Elizabeth Andal

Elizabeth Andal

November 3, 2016

Viewers of sexualised child cartoons: a new class of sex offender

ELIZABETH ANDAL Consumers of cartoons, manga and anime are warned that the possession of “sexualised child cartoons” could hold unexpected …

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November 3, 2016

The perks of being an international journalist

ELIZABETH ANDAL Nothing quite compares to being immersed in different cultures. With the exotic food, locations and individuals, there is no …

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October 10, 2016

Mandatory detention: An investment in the decline of mental health

BY ELIZABETH ANDAL As mandatory detention continues, the mental well-being of the refugee community is suffering. Are we doing the …

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October 10, 2016

Juggling sun hours and technology for Aussie kids

ELIZABETH ANDAL Parents are being warned to monitor their children’s usage, however a fine balance remains the key to the complicated relationship …

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October 10, 2016

More “hungry caterpillars” released to combat pest weeds in Queensland

ELIZABETH ANDAL   A new wave of hungry caterpillars are set to be released as biological control agents for the pest …

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September 27, 2016

Closing the Gap for Indigenous Entrepreneurship

ELIZABETH ANDAL With negative stereotypes and a persisting lack of access to resources, budding Indigenous entrepreneurs remain at an unfair disadvantage. Research has …

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September 20, 2016

Brisbane welcomes its new mobile library

ELIZABETH ANDAL Sustainability, accessibility and community are all a part of Brisbane’s new mobile library designed  just for Brisbane. Lord Mayor …

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September 5, 2016

Road toll rises despite campaign efforts

ELIZABETH ANDAL Queensland road tolls rise despite road safety campaigns, an indication that providing awareness to the public is only half of …

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August 26, 2016

‘Text to Donate’ your support this Daffodil Day

ELIZABETH ANDAL   Australians will now be able to show their support for Cancer Council by texting to donate and …

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August 13, 2016

Same-sex adoption laws to provide certainty for foster children

ELIZABETH ANDAL Same sex couples engaged in long-term foster care will be one of the many groups of Australians to …

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