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Stephanie BedoSenior Reporter

Award-winning journalist Stephanie Bedo has worked in the media industry for more than 15 years. She got her start after being awarded a cadetship at the Gold Coast Bulletin where she worked while completing a Bachelor of Journalism at Bond University. While on the Gold Coast, Stephanie’s work traversed a number of News Corp Australia’s newspapers, including the Herald Sun and Adelaide Advertiser. She specialises in health and science journalism, which remains her focus as a senior reporter at news.com.au for the last two years. Stephanie was awarded NSW Cancer Council’s Journalist of the Year in 2019 and was a finalist in the Kennedy Awards with her colleagues in the Outstanding Reporting on the Environment category for news.com.au’s Time is Now climate change series in 2020.

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Israeli student Aiia Maasarwe who was killed in Melb. Picture: Instagram

What we’ve got wrong about slain Aiia

There’s a word most of us have been using when talking about the killing of Melbourne student Aiia Maasarwe, and a reason we need to stop.

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Opal Tower, Sydney Olympic Park, pictured on Tuesday 15/01/2019. Picture: Dylan Robinson

‘Dangerous!’: Opal residents fight back

A month after evacuation, Opal tower residents have rallied together and refuse to budge after claiming they’re being forced to return.

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A handout image of an artist's impression released by the European Space Agency on June 27, 2018 shows of the first interstellar object discovered in the Solar System, Oumuamua. - A scientific paper led by two researchers at Harvard University made a splash this week by claiming that a cigar-shaped rock zooming through our solar system may have been sent by aliens. The researchers noted in pre-print of the article that it was an

‘Aliens would be everywhere’

An Aussie astronomer has weighed in on wild claims made by a Harvard professor in the debate over whether we are alone in the universe.

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Kings Cross Empty Streets: Photos of a very very quiet Kings Cross this morning. There was hardly a car or a person in any of the surrounding Kings Cross Streets, only a shadow of its former self remains. Looking down Victoria Street Kings Cross. Picture: Gordon McComiskie

Depressing Sydney 10-Year Challenge

Now that the social media frenzy has moved from celebrities to bigger issues, one Sydney man has captured the city’s big issue.

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This artist's conception shows the closest known planetary system to our own, called Epsilon Eridani. Observations from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope show that the system hosts two asteroid belts, in addition to previously identified candidate planets and an outer comet ring. Epsilon Eridani is located about 10 light-years away in the constellation Eridanus. It is visible in the night skies with the naked eye. The system's inner asteroid belt appears as the yellowish ring around the star, while the outer asteroid belt is in the foreground. The outermost comet ring is too far out to be seen in this view, but comets originating from it are shown in the upper right corner. Astronomers think that each of Epsilon Eridani's asteroid belts could have a planet orbiting just outside it, shepherding its rocky debris into a ring in the same way that Jupiter helps keep our asteroid belt confined. The planet near the inner belt was previously identified in 2000 via the radial velocity, or

Why we need to change how we say Uranus

It’s the word that has been the butt of jokes since you were a kid. But turns out the joke is on you, you’ve been saying it wrong.

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Images from a video a resident took at Opal.

Photo shows true scale of Opal problem

A former resident in the embattled tower was shocked to see the amount of red in this list he spotted being used by the builder.

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Travel Incidents

SUBANG JAYA, MALAYSIA - JANUARY 16 : A CASSA Malaysia president Dr Jacob George shows the co-ordinates of where the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 is believed to has crashed during a news conference on January 16, 2019 in Subang Jaya outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Rusli and his crew members, who claim that they were in the vicinity of the crash on the morning of March 8th, 2014, say that they witnessed a damaged aircraft, black smoke and the smell of acidic fumes before the aircraft crashed. CASSA Malaysia NGO, Dr Jacob George will officially send the evidence to Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. According to local news reports, after years of attempts to find the crash site, the Malaysian government halted the investigation, having admitted that they did not know what had happened to the airplane. (Photo by Mohd Samsul Mohd Said/Getty Images)

‘I saw MH370 crash like a broken kite’

It remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time but now an Indonesian man has come forward saying he saw exactly where MH370 went down.

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Letter’s harsh truth for young people

As students prepare to return to school or start university, one of Australia’s smartest people has revealed which subjects are useless and important.

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Pride of Australia National Medal 2009 Award Ceremony and Gala Dinner at the Westin Hotel, Sydney. Annalise Braakenseik and Danny Goldberg

Partner’s touching tribute to dead model

Annalise Braakensiek’s death has left many shocked but the touching way her former partner farewelled her further broke everyone’s hearts.

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TIDYING UP WITH MARIE KONDO

Unintended consequence of Netflix show

As the new Netflix sensation makes Australians start purging all the stuff that no longer gives them joy, it’s causing a bigger problem.

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