'Harrowing' footage sparks demands for action Calls to remove kids from police watch houses, arts degrees to hit $50,000, speculation grows around Biden | The Guardian
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| | 19/07/2024 Calls to remove kids from police watch houses, arts degrees to hit $50,000, speculation grows around Biden |
| | | | Good morning. Victims’ rights groups say the Queensland government must remove children from police watch houses after a Guardian Australia investigation revealed confronting footage showing the “brutal” treatment of children in adult holding cells. The cost of arts degrees in Australia is poised to soar past the $50,000 mark for the first time – amid warnings that some students may never be able to pay off their debts. And, as the US Republican national convention gears up to hear Donald Trump’s address, there are reports that Joe Biden is becoming more open to calls from his party to step aside. |
| | | Full Story | | Has life for Australians become harder, or does it just feel that way? For many Australians, as the cost of living continues to bite, it’s easy to feel as though everything is going backwards. But are things really as bad as they seem? On many measures things are actually improving, and the sense that the world is in a time of unprecedented crisis does not always match up with the data. Bridie Jabour speaks to Lenore Taylor and Mike Ticher about the growing gap between our perception of the world and the reality. | |
| | | In-depth | | There was a time when would-be poets, historians and writers could expect to pay off an arts degree at an Australian university within the decade, if they were able to find stable employment. Fast forward to now and arts degrees in Australia are poised to cost more than $50,000 for the first time. This places Australia on par with the UK and public colleges in the US, and experts are warning that some students will never be able to pay off their debts. |
| | | Not the news | | A locked chest sits at the end of a jetty in a small island town. The key to open it lies on a nearby bench. The town’s citizens believe the chest to be full of valuable coins. Should they open it? The playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer’s debut novel The End and Everything Before It is an intergenerational saga that explores how fostering a strong sense of community brings happiness and harmony – offering a dreamy alternative to the world we live in. |
| | | What’s happening today | Victoria | A public hearing is scheduled in Melbourne for the parliamentary inquiry into improving economic prosperity for First Nations Australians. | NSW | The trial of Robert and Anne Geeves, accused of the murder of Amber Haigh, continues at the supreme court. | Victoria | Energy and climate ministers are to meet in Melbourne to consider options for overhauling the electricity market. |
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