The Editorial Team

Emily loves a great yarn and has dedicated around 15 years of her life trying to find them. Her journey began at the Community Newspapers in Perth, then led her to The Belfast Telegraph in Northern Ireland. After seven years she returned to Perth to continue her quest at The Sunday Times and PerthNow. Now she is hunting for great stories for news.com.au. So if you have one be sure to get in touch!More from Emily Moulton

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Climate Change

TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY MARLOWE HOOD (FILES) A picture taken on August 26, 2015 shows cattle grazing near the synthetic fuel plant in Secunda, one of the largest coal liquefaction plants in the world producing petroleum-like synthetic crude oil from coal. Locking in an action plan to cap global warming at two degrees Celsius will be the ultimate yardstick for success or failure at the Paris climate summit that opens on November 30. AFP PHOTO / MUJAHID SAFODIEN

New boom Australia could miss

IT’S one of the fastest growing industries in the world creating a massive 7.7 million jobs. Unless we invest in it now, we’ll miss it.

NSW

NOTE: CH 9 WATERMARK HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THIS IMAGE. Copy picture of 15-year-old Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar Parramatta shooter who killed NSW Police employee Curtis Cheng, before being shot dead by police. Picture CH 9

Gunman Jabar was ‘second choice’ killer

AUTHORITIES believe there are a dozen men and boys in the wider Sydney community that are capable of carrying out a terror attack on Australian soil.

TV Shows

‘They want to see an Apocalyptic end’

DEALING with violent extremism, conscription, sending ground forces and toppling ISIS dominated the final episode of Q&A for the year.

Crime

Fears homegrown extremists will strike

AUTHORITIES believe there are a dozen men and boys in the wider Sydney community that are capable of carrying out a terror attack on Australian soil.

Design

Aerial view of Hong Kong at night. sky skyline /Hong/Kong

Rise of the mega-metropolis

SOME are as big as 17 Sydneys, home to hundreds of millions of people. This is why these massive megacities will become the norm in the 21st century and why they’re good for humanity.

Victoria

Don’t like my name? Phuc Dat!

IF YOU have ever thought your name sounded bad, spare a thought for this bank cleaner from Melbourne being forced to fight a social media battle for respect.

Social Media

What were his parents thinking?

IF YOU have ever thought your name sounded bad, spare a thought for this guy.

NSW

What were his parents thinking?

IF YOU have ever thought your name sounded bad, spare a thought for this guy.

QLD News

When a name just doesn’t translate

IF YOU have ever thought your name sounded bad, spare a thought for this guy. It’s caused his Facebook account to be shut down three times, and now he’s had enough.

Environment

‘If they turned right they wouldn’t have died’

TRAGIC details have emerged regarding the three backpackers who perished while trying to escape the raging bushfires in WA.

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