TV & Radio News Stories
Ageing on the Edge: The New Face of Homelessness - ABC Radio
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For many baby boomers homelessness is just a couple of rent payments away. Up to a quarter of a million older Australians may be at risk. As Kylie Grey uncovers in this Background Briefing investigation homelessness has a new face. Have we left it too late for a radical re-think on how we house our ageing population?
Does God Belong in School? - ABC Radio
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Australia pioneered the concept of free secular education in the 1800s, and the rest of the world followed. But today, around one third of Australian children attend private schools that are mostly Christian. Is the dream of our forefathers to ensure an egalitarian and secular education slipping away? Does God belong in the classrooms of our public schools? Kylie Grey examines the future of religious education in Australia, and whether God still has a role to play in our schools.
Wards of the State - ABC Radio
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As the demand for foster care grows, the number of carers for children who have been removed from their families is in decline. The foster care system, almost unchanged in a century, is in desperate need of reform, as Kylie Grey investigates.
Facebook and Jihad: Inside Sydney's Muslim Community - ABC Radio
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The Muslim community in Australia is anxious: militant Islam is on the rise in the Middle East and spreading around the globe. The Australian government has reacted by increasing the surveillance powers of intelligence services. How are the new laws and the media hype impacting the Sunni Muslim community in Sydney, and what are their solutions to the rising discontent?
Female Tamil Tigers - Aljazeera Network
Reporter/Video Journalist
Al Jazeera's Kylie Grey gains rare access to female Tamil Tiger soldiers in the LTTE stronghold of Kilinochchi.
Maternal Health East Timor - Aljazeera Network
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Women in East Timor has one of the highest rates of infant and maternal mortality in the world. What can be done to make child birth safer for mother and child?
101 East investigates if enough is being done for the victims of the wartime defoliant. More than three decades have passed since the end of the Vietnam war. But while the guns are long silent, the conflict continues to inflict horrifying damage on millions of Vietnamese.
