A day in the life of… Celine van Golde

There’s a locked room at the University of Sydney that may hold hope for some Australian prisoners who claim they have been falsely convicted of…

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A day in the life of… Jon Wright

Jon Wright has a thick wooden door between his office and the stairs to his home above. With three children under the age of four…

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A day in the life of… Thomas Spohr

Thomas Spohr’s office looks south over the seedier parts of Sydney towards Central Station. It seems appropriate, as his work is filled with grim stories…

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A day in the life of Van Thu Pham

Van Thu Pham was 11 when she arrived in Australia after a five-day ordeal in a wooden boat as her family of seven escaped from…

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A day in the life of… Heather McKinnon

The Lidcombe office of the Women’s Legal Service of NSW is a rabbit warren of offices in an unglamorous, two-storey red brick house in a…

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A day in the life of… Andrea Wilson

Andrea Wilson’s office in Ultimo is a subdued and tranquil haven in which her clients discuss the most important and intimate details of their relationships. Sperm…

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A day in the life of… Magistrate Sue Duncombe

It’s a circle of hope. Nine people sit around a wooden table in the NSW Youth Koori Court in Parramatta. A 16-year-old boy who has…

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A day in the life of… Michael Antrum

Winter in Queanbeyan is bitterly cold, but the mood in the courthouse is of anticipation, not fear. A pile of papers towers in front of…

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A day in the life of… Andrew Cunningham

When he was finishing high school in the early 1980s, Andrew Cunningham wanted to be an architect. His father, an architect himself, talked him out…

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A day in the life of… Chris Flynn

Chris Flynn didn’t meet jailed Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste until three days after his release from an Egyptian prison.

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