
Saved by Study During Syrian Warfare: A Slice of Tranquility in a World of Disarray
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Written by Caitlin Burns Continue reading Saved by Study During Syrian Warfare: A Slice of Tranquility in a World of Disarray
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We’ve all heard a lot about the summer’s bushfires—on the news, on social media, from the mouths of politicians and celebrities, and in chatter amongst friends and colleagues. Most of what I’ve heard has come from third-party voices showing their concern or frustration, but that extra layer of distance always makes things a little blurred. The most important voices to listen to are those who … Continue reading Interview with Hannah McArdle: Bushfire in Mallacoota
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