When Less Is MoreWhat’s The Prescription For Better Medicine?(www.theglobalmail.org/blog/whats-the-prescription-for-better-medicine/555/) By Ellen Fanning February 12, 2013A FEW MONTHS AGO I woke up on a weekday morning with a most intense, unbearable pain in my head and neck.By the time it had gone, I had come to understand that the word “migraine” means something much, much more than a bad headache; to grasp something of what the crisis in mental health services in Australia has meant for its inner city hospitals; and to see that while hospitals a... read latershare16
All AboardThe Call Of The Sea(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-call-of-the-sea/492/) By Ellen Fanning, Mike Bowers November 30, 2012In photos and audio interviews, a look of who supports the new wave of cruising.read latershare4
Problem ParksA Feral Cat Ate My Bilbies(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/a-feral-cat-ate-my-bilbies/494/) By Ellen Fanning November 27, 2012Are national parks saving Australia’s wildlife? Well, it is difficult to say for sure, but the country has the worst mammal extinction rate in the world.read latershare29
The Extinction Lists 2Going, Going...(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/going-going/462/) By Ellen Fanning November 7, 2012Time is already up for many of Australia’s endangered animals. It’s just a matter of when — and which first. Today, we’re talking extinction lists.read latershare7
THE EXTINCTION LISTS 1Farewell, Furry Friends(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/farewell-furry-friends/460/) By Ellen Fanning November 6, 2012Trying to manage threatened species on limited budgets? We reveal the extinction lists that aim to save more plants and animals — by deciding what we can’t save.read latershare13
PeopleThe Hip Bone’s Connected To The Heart — Remedies To Mend Medicine(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-hip-bones-connected-to-the-heart-remedies-to-mend-medicine/392/) By Ellen Fanning September 24, 2012Doctors still struggle to give critically ill patients the bad news and the pros and cons of treatment options.read latershare1
ResourcesThe Super Trawler’s High-Tech Secret Seal-Saving Device (www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-super-trawlers-high-tech-secret-seal-saving-device/381/) By Ellen Fanning, Clare Blumer September 15, 2012Hang on, isn’t that just a small hole in the most enormous net you’ve ever seen?read latershare0
CultureThe Turning Point(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-turning-point/377/) By Ellen Fanning September 13, 2012Australia has forever been behind the rest of the world in indigenous tertiary education. A new report suggests radical ways to fix that. It’s time.read latershare4
HistoryAustralia’s Original Landscape Gardeners(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/australias-original-landscape-gardeners/371/) By Ellen Fanning, Mike Bowers, Daniel Kirkwood September 7, 2012Discover the winner of Australia’s richest literary prize. Through words and video, historian Bill Gammage explains how Aborigines tamed the land — and how colonial paintings prove it.read latershare17
PowerNo, Andrew Bolt Did Not Have A Point(localhost:8081/feature/no-andrew-bolt-did-not-have-a-point/332/) By Ellen Fanning August 9, 2012Is the debate over identity in Australia – who gets to call themselves indigenous – just the new face of racism?read latershare8
PeopleI Think I Can’t, I Think I Can’t, I Think I Can’t...(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/i-think-i-cant-i-think-i-cant-i-think-i-cant/316/) By Ellen Fanning July 26, 2012What if optimism were a curse? What if the pursuit of happiness just made us miserable? Here, we lay out the case for thinking the worst about life.read latershare12
PeopleRemembering Lang(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/remembering-lang/280/) By Ellen Fanning June 25, 2012It was easy to dismiss Lang Hancock as an old rogue. A prospector with some mad ideas. But he was brutal when politicians wouldn’t bend to his will.read latershare7
ResourcesJust How Fat Are We?(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/just-how-fat-are-we/270/) By Ellen Fanning June 18, 2012Researchers shows that so many of us overweight or obese, it’s equivalent to having another 300 million mouths to feed.read latershare20
TechnologyYa Gonna Make Me?(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/ya-gonna-make-me/254/) By Ellen Fanning May 31, 2012An Australian billionaire refuses to pay a $333 parking fine. The Greeks are reluctant to pay their taxes. And you … you! Cue the new art of persuasion.read latershare8
PowerThe Truth Is In The Flood Maps (Part Two)(localhost:8081/feature/the-truth-is-in-the-flood-maps-part-two/241/) By Ellen Fanning May 18, 2012Insurers and governments have been racing to chart the risk of flood in Australia. When is someone going to do something about it?read latershare11
From The VaultsThe Truth Is In The Flood Maps(localhost:8081/feature/the-truth-is-in-the-flood-maps/236/) By Ellen Fanning May 17, 2012Rising floodwaters cut off roads and towns, Queensland emergency services again in rescue mode. Here’s TGM’s investigation into the insurance company flood maps.read latershare18
NDISHidden In Plain Sight (Part Two) (localhost:8081/feature/hidden-in-plain-sight-part-two/153/) By Ellen Fanning March 27, 2012“Every Australian Counts” is a grassroots effort to deliver a National Disability Insurance Scheme. Meet the players.read latershare3
NDISHidden In Plain Sight (Part One)(localhost:8081/feature/hidden-in-plain-sight-part-one/149/) By Ellen Fanning March 26, 2012Australia has a dismal record in helping its disabled. But a community campaign might be about to reform the system.read latershare2
PeopleAt Sea On Military Awards(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/at-sea-on-military-awards/122/) By Ellen Fanning March 15, 2012A high level military and political exchange suggests pressure for new military heroes might spring from Australian navy supporters.read latershare0
PeopleA Tough Old Town(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/a-tough-old-town/100/) By Ellen Fanning March 4, 2012For the first time, researchers have assembled a nuanced portrait of the lives of women and girls in Australia’s biggest city.read latershare5
PeopleBelated Medals Tarnish The True Valour Of The Sandakan Diggers(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/belated-medals-tarnish-the-true-valour-of-the-sandakan-diggers/80/) By Ellen Fanning February 24, 2012Some 60 years ago, an Australian POW decided on revenge. This is the unexpected fallout.read latershare8
TechnologyProof the Brain has a Mind of its Own(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/proof-the-brain-has-a-mind-of-its-own/51/) By Ellen Fanning February 13, 2012Australian researchers have uncovered stunning evidence of how a damaged brain can heal itself.read latershare7
ResourcesThe Hidden Cost Of Infinite Energy (Part 2)(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-hidden-cost-of-infinite-energy-part-2/36/) By Ellen Fanning February 7, 2012The chief of Australia's largest electricity network decries that he has no incentive to rein in our demand for power. Is Canberra ready to act?read latershare9
ResourcesThe Hidden Cost of Infinite Energy (Part 1)(www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-hidden-cost-of-infinite-energy-part-1/19/) By Ellen Fanning February 6, 2012Soaring power bills are hot today, with the release of Australia’s energy white paper. This February investigation explains why the real cost is in the gargantuan infrastructure we’re building to deal with our ... read latershare23