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Kerry has been a journalist for more than 15 years. She started her career at The Sydney Morning Herald, followed by a stint at The Australian Women’s Weekly. She came to news.com.au in 2018 as Commissioning Editor, before becoming News Editor and then Sections Editor. She helped spearhead news.com.au’s groundbreaking #LetHerSpeak and #JusticeShouldn’tHurt campaigns, which have won a News Award, a Kennedy Award and a Walkley Award.

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North America

Brock Turner mugshot from night of initial arrest. Picture: Stanford University Department of Public Safety

Brock Turner dragged into Floyd debate

A viral post has used convicted rapist Brock Turner to highlight how prevalent white privilege is in the US justice system following George Floyd’s death.

Outdoors

Entire Swedish village for sale for $10m

If you can fork out $10 million, then you won’t just own a property … you’ll own an entire 18th century village, if you buy this place in Sweden.

US Politics

The increased militarisation of US police forces has been on display in recent days. Picture: Supplied

United States is poised to explode

As the COVID death toll soars past 100,000 and violent protests rage across the US, Trump is at a crossroads – and what happens next is crucial.

North America

TOPSHOT - Riot police take part in a crowd dispersal operation in the Central district of Hong Kong on May 27, 2020, as the city's legislature debates over a law that bans insulting China's national anthem. - Hong Kong police cast a dragnet around the financial hub's legislature on Wednesday, firing pepper-ball rounds and arresting hundreds as they stamped down on protests against a bill banning insults to China's national anthem. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)

China’s sinister reaction to United States

The world has watched in horror as American burns – but two countries are “crowing with joy” as they use the unrest to solidify their own power.

World

(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 26, 2019 German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) and US President Donald Trump speak during a bilateral meeting in Biarritz, south-west France on August 26, 2019, on the third day of the annual G7 Summit. - German Chancellor Angela Merkel will not attend an in-person summit of G7 leaders that US President Donald Trump has suggested he will host despite concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, according with German government spokesman. (Photo by Nicholas Kamm / AFP)

Trump reduces US troops in Germany

US president Trump has ordered the military to remove 9500 troops from Germany, possibly in response to German chancellor Angela Merkel shunning Trump’s planned G7 meeting this month.

North America

TOPSHOT - A demonstrator try to pass between a police line wearing riot gear as they push back demonstrators outside of the White House, June 1, 2020 in Washington D.C., during a protest over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, who died after a police officer kneeled on his neck for several minutes. - Police fired tear gas outside the White House late Sunday as anti-racism protestors again took to the streets to voice fury at police brutality, and major US cities were put under curfew to suppress rioting.With the Trump administration branding instigators of six nights of rioting as domestic terrorists, there were more confrontations between protestors and police and fresh outbreaks of looting. Local US leaders appealed to citizens to give constructive outlet to their rage over the death of an unarmed black man in Minneapolis, while night-time curfews were imposed in cities including Washington, Los Angeles and Houston. (Photo by Jose Luis Magana / AFP)

NYT backflips over controversial article

A controversial opinion piece published in the New York Times that called for Trump to “send in the troops” is under review after backlash from readers and staff.

OpinionKids

A small group of children play at the Robertson Street Kindy Childcare Centre in Helensburgh south of Sydney, Friday, April 3, 2020. The Federal Government announced that child care would be free for anyone who has a job and is still working during the COVID-19 Coronavirus crisis. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

Childcare disaster Australia can’t afford

Come June 28, Australia’s “free” childcare arrangement will cease to exist. The result will be “catastrophic” for parents and providers.

Coronavirus closures

TOPSHOT - A health worker carries a body on a stretcher outside Gregorio Maranon hospital in Madrid on March 25, 2020. - Spain joined Italy today in seeing its death toll from the coronavirus epidemic surpass that of China, as more than a billion Indians joined a lockdown that has confined a third of humanity. (Photo by OSCAR DEL POZO / AFP)

Disturbing reality of Spain’s lockdowns

Spain enforced some of the toughest coronavirus restrictions in the world – now the impact of this decision is becoming devastatingly clear.

UpdatedWA

The area where the remains were found. Picture: Google Maps

Man cutting wood finds skeletal remains

Human remains have been found in bushland close to where police searched for a missing Perth grandmother last April.

Politics

Group of children listening to the teacher. They are in a classroom. Multiethnic group with Caucasian and Asian kids. School girl is smiling and happy

Schools ordered to reopen after Easter

Certain schools across the country have been ordered to reopen for term 2 or risk losing billions in government funding.

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