Beau Donelly
Al Jazeera English
Melbourne, FL, United States
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'It takes a village to kill a child': Uganda's hidden children
Faced with lack of government or community support, stigma and abuse, many children with disabilities in Uganda are hidden indoors, with few options for specialised care. But community leaders are working to change this, through education and services for families in need. → Read More
Apple exposed over Belle Gibson affair
A series of private messages from executives at Apple have shed light on the extent of the global tech giant's relationship with disgraced Australian wellness blogger Belle Gibson. → Read More
Cancer fraud Belle Gibson: How the wellness industry became the other casualty
Belle Gibson preached “wellness” as a cure for cancer. Not only was she a fraud, but she corrupted an idea that can do good. → Read More
Cancer fraud Belle Gibson: How the wellness industry became the other casualty
Wellness warriors like Belle Gibson have corrupted our appreciation of a movement that was meant to be about improving health, not curing terminal disease. → Read More
Box Hill heart surgeon Patrick Pritzwald-Stegmann dies four weeks after alleged one-punch assault
Patrick Pritzwald-Stegmann, the heart surgeon who was attacked at Box Hill Hospital last month, has died from his injuries. → Read More
Cancer conwoman Belle Gibson may be 'thumbing her nose' at court, judge says
Facing a possible $1m fine, disgraced blogger has again failed to turn up to court for her own case. → Read More
'It'll affect someone you know:' Elderly hit by rising tide of domestic violence
Older Australians are increasingly victims of physical attacks from their nearest and dearest. → Read More
Brighton gunman Yacqub Khayre in deradicalisation program before deadly attack
Dead man was in a program designed to counter Islamic extremism in the months before Monday's siege. → Read More
Brighton siege: Daniel Andrews says spy agencies should play role in parole
Premier says AFP and ASIO should have a say in parole decisions for offenders on terror watch list. → Read More
Brighton siege: Shooting victim identified as recently married Kai Hao
The man gunned down in Brighton's bloody terror siege has been identified as recently married Kai Hao. → Read More
Brighton siege: Shooting victim identified as recently married father Kai Hao
The man gunned down in Brighton's bloody terror siege has been identified as recently married father Kai Hao. → Read More
Surgeon in critical condition after 'terrible' hospital assault
A one-punch attack in the foyer of Box Hill Hospital has left a surgeon in a critical condition. → Read More
Migration scam targets Indian Australians
Victims told they gave false information on travel documents and must pay a $1000 fine. → Read More
Surrogacy for gay couples in Australia
Carla Pincombe's first instinct after giving birth seven weeks ago was not to hold the baby. → Read More
'Even churchmen have a right to a fair go': Top cleric backs Cardinal George Pell
Senior Australian Catholic defends Cardinal George Pell from 'relentless character attacks'. → Read More
Victoria Police receives advice on investigation into Cardinal George Pell
Victoria Police has received advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions about its investigation into Cardinal George Pell, days after fresh details of historic sex abuse allegations were aired. → Read More
Cardinal Pell 'hijacked' abuse compensation scheme
Senior figures in the Catholic Church have accused Cardinal George Pell of hijacking the national compensation scheme, → Read More
Cardinal George Pell allegedly sexually abused cathedral choirboys, book claims
Explosive new claims of child sex abuse have been levelled against Australia's highest-ranking Catholic official. → Read More
Suspended P-plater clocked driving at 101 km/h in school zone
A suspended P-plate driver will face court after police clocked him speeding at more than 100 km/h in a school zone in Melbourne's west. → Read More
Senate inquiry to investigate the 'future of journalism' in Australia
Public probe into the future of journalism in Australia amid sweeping job cuts and fake news. → Read More