Aleisha Orr
Journalist at SBS
Freelance journalist: [email protected] Casual SBS journo: [email protected]
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2 days ago |
sbs.com.au | Aleisha Orr
要點 針對雪梨Wentworth選區聯邦議員斯潘德 (Allegra Spender) 發放的宣傳單張超過47,000 份。 斯彭德稱這是「骯髒伎倆」，並指有人針對她展開惡毒負面攻擊。 澳洲選舉委員會（AEC）證實，正就這批未經授權且未標明資金來源的傳單展開調查。 於上屆2022年大選當選，屬於藍綠派獨立議員（Teal Independents）的斯潘德 (Allegra Spender) 對澳洲選舉委員會 (Australian Electoral Commission；AEC) 正調查這批近 50,000 份匿名傳單，表示歡迎。這批未經授權的傳單反對她角逐連任。 她表示： 「這本傳單匿名散佈對我不實、誤導且冒犯的指控。今次匿名且誤導的宣傳活動，目的是詆毀我，並使我的政治對手受益。」 澳洲選舉委員會表示，已收到多宗有關今次分發未經授權的競選資料的投訴，並證實超過 47,000 份傳單在Wentworth選區流傳。 委員會在新聞稿指出：「這些傳單缺乏任何形式的授權，這意味著選民無法得知傳播的來源。」 隨著5 月 3...
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3 days ago |
sbs.com.au | Aleisha Orr
Key PointsOver 47,000 pamphlets targeting local MP Allegra Spender have been distributed around Sydney's Wentworth electorate. Spender has labelled it a "dirty trick" and said a vicious and negative campaign was being run against her. The AEC has confirmed it is investing the pamphlets, which did not contain details about who had funded the material.
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3 days ago |
sbs.com.au | Aleisha Orr
Key PointsFive people from two universities in the US were able to see a colour not usually visible to humans. Scientists made this possible by using lasers to optically stimulate individual photoreceptor cells on the retina. The previously unseen hue colour has been named 'olo'. A new colour has been discovered, but so far, just five people in the world have been able to see it.
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4 days ago |
sbs.com.au | Aleisha Orr
In decades gone by, flocks of hundreds, even thousands, of black cockatoos used to blacken the skies along parts of Western Australia's south-west. These days, most flocks consist of about a dozen or so. The diminishing number of black cockatoos recently brought environmental scientist Simon Cherriman to a bush setting in the outer Perth suburb of Hazelmere, armed with a drill and some old wooden offcuts.
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5 days ago |
sbs.com.au | Aleisha Orr
Children with this little-known autistic neurotype are often labelled as badly behaved, and their parents' approach to raising them is often questioned. That's why the recognition of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) in the Australian government's first as a profile of autism earlier this year has been welcomed by many parents and advocates for families of 'PDAers', as many refer to them. Christina Keeble is both of those.
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