Toni Moon

Journalist at News Corp Australia

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Sonthia Mikkelson, 42, last seen in Lismore in early April, reported missing on Friday

Nov 4, 2024 | cairnspost.com.au | Nimbin areas |Toni Moon

NSWDon't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News. Police are appealing for information to find an itinerant 42-year-old woman after she was last seen in the Northern Rivers in early April and only reported missing on Friday. Sonthia Mikkelson’s last known sighting was in regional hub Lismore about midday on Friday, April 5 – close to seven months ago.
Sonthia Mikkelson, 42, last seen in Lismore in early April, reported missing on Friday

Nov 4, 2024 | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Nimbin areas |Toni Moon

NSWDon't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News. Police are appealing for information to find an itinerant 42-year-old woman after she was last seen in the Northern Rivers in early April and only reported missing on Friday. Sonthia Mikkelson’s last known sighting was in regional hub Lismore about midday on Friday, April 5 – close to seven months ago.
Sonthia Mikkelson, 42, last seen in Lismore in early April, reported missing on Friday

Nov 4, 2024 | geelongadvertiser.com.au | Nimbin areas |Toni Moon

NSWDon't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News. Police are appealing for information to find an itinerant 42-year-old woman after she was last seen in the Northern Rivers in early April and only reported missing on Friday. Sonthia Mikkelson’s last known sighting was in regional hub Lismore about midday on Friday, April 5 – close to seven months ago.
The 13 best bakeries in Brisbane for pastries, bread and more

Aug 1, 2024 | timeout.com | Toni Moon

Photograph: Supplied | Jocelyn's ProvisionsThese Brisbane bakeries know what to do with dough, whether it's crisp, flaky, pillowy or crumblyFriday 2 August 2024Photograph: Supplied | Jocelyn's ProvisionsFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingCalling all sweet tooths and savoury fans alike. Brisbane is bursting with innovative, tastebud-popping pastry sensations to make your heart go boom.
Legal action to protect Aboriginal cultural sites leads to temporary logging halt in Newry State Forest

Aug 22, 2023 | abc.net.au | Toni Moon

Legal action in the Land and Environment Court has led to a temporary halt to logging in a state forest that could form part of the proposed Great Koala National Park.
Donkeys are 'natural protectors' so they're being recruited to guard against wild dog attacks

Aug 18, 2023 | abc.net.au | Toni Moon |Samantha Aishia

A donkey supplier in regional New South Wales says there has been a 300 per cent jump in demand for the animals as farmers ramp up efforts to protect stock from wild dogs.
All kinds of wrong: Adoptive mother's declaration of 'regret' should never have been given green light

Jul 1, 2023 | au.news.yahoo.com | Toni Moon

OPINIONImagine this: You are a pre-schooler and through no fault of your own you cannot remain with your family. You are placed into foster care and the carers are restricted from sharing images of you, including on social media or revealing any of your story. This is to protect your privacy, and to give you agency over your own story, including if, when and how you choose to tell it. But what happens to those restrictions if, instead of remaining in care, you're adopted?
Men with 1950s attitudes are the real relic of sexism, not school hours

Jun 1, 2023 | au.news.yahoo.com | Toni Moon

OPINIONIt's not school hours that are holding women back in their careers, it's other sexist relics of the 1950s, including modern men. I've got three questions for Ryde MP Jordan Lane:- Are you doing your fair share of domestic work at home? - Is your workplace flexible and family friendly? - And why do we need to extend school hours when before and after-school care already exists? Oh, there's a fourth: Have you heard of reinventing the wheel?
Men with 1950s attitudes are the real relic of sexism, not school hours

Jun 1, 2023 | nz.news.yahoo.com | Toni Moon

OPINIONIt's not school hours that are holding women back in their careers, it's other sexist relics of the 1950s, including modern men. I've got three questions for Ryde MP Jordan Lane:- Are you doing your fair share of domestic work at home? - Is your workplace flexible and family friendly? - And why do we need to extend school hours when before and after-school care already exists? Oh, there's a fourth: Have you heard of reinventing the wheel?

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Toni Moon

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Sonthia Mikkelson, 42, last seen in Lismore in early April, reported missing on Friday

Sonthia Mikkelson, 42, last seen in Lismore in early April, reported missing on Friday

Sonthia Mikkelson, 42, last seen in Lismore in early April, reported missing on Friday

The 13 best bakeries in Brisbane for pastries, bread and more

Legal action to protect Aboriginal cultural sites leads to temporary logging halt in Newry State Forest

Donkeys are 'natural protectors' so they're being recruited to guard against wild dog attacks

All kinds of wrong: Adoptive mother's declaration of 'regret' should never have been given green light

Men with 1950s attitudes are the real relic of sexism, not school hours

Men with 1950s attitudes are the real relic of sexism, not school hours

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