Jeremy Story Carter
Jeremy Story Carter has worked as a journalist for the ABC since 2013, starting as a Rural Reporter in the Western Australia town of Bunbury before moving to Gippsland in Victoria the following year. He joined Radio National in 2014 as a producer for Bush Telegraph. He has since worked at the network in radio and online, and is the host of 'I'm Here Now,' a program about independent music and Australian identity. He tweets @jstorycarter.
Lawyers reveal trauma of representing child sex abuse survivors
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For lawyers representing institutional abuse survivors, a career of being exposed to the most horrific stories can take its toll.
Topics: royal-commissions, law-crime-and-justice, child-abuse, community-and-society, laws, south-melbourne-3205, collingwood-3066
Meet Australia's first school lawyer
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In the first program of its kind in Australia, and possibly the world, lawyer Vincent Shin works full-time at a Melbourne school.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, family-law, international-law, laws, education, schools, counselling, hoppers-crossing-3029
Early game no deterrent for Melbourne's diehard football fans
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As pubs across England heave on a Tuesday night, football fans in Melbourne cheer just as loudly while sipping their morning coffees.
Topics: english-premier, soccer, sport, human-interest, lifestyle-and-leisure, clubs-and-associations, melbourne-3000
Aboriginal teacher connects with country in Melbourne
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Indigenous elder Uncle Trevor Gallagher teaches Aboriginal traditions in an inner Melbourne parklands, but he struggles with the dislocating experience of suburban life.
Topics: indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, community-and-society, indigenous-culture, indigenous-other-peoples, environment, history-education, alphington-3078
The case of David Szach and the body in the freezer
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Thirty-seven years ago, police found Derrance Stevenson's body in a freezer. David Szach, his lover, was convicted of murder, but has always maintained his innocence.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, murder-and-manslaughter, courts-and-trials, adelaide-5000
Uncle Jack Charles goes back to prison to mentor inmates
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For over a decade, actor and Indigenous leader Jack Charles has been banned from going to prison to mentor inmates. Until now.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, prisons-and-punishment, drugs-and-substance-abuse, rehabilitation, indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, indigenous-policy, government-and-politics, indigenous-culture, castlemaine-3450
An old punk talks to a young punk
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It's been 40 years since punk was born, but sit a young punk down opposite an old punk out the back of a pub and you'll find them in furious agreement.
Topics: music, community-and-society, popular-culture, collingwood-3066
Corrections authorities refuse to cooperate on Indigenous report
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A major report into Indigenous offenders and prison rehabilitation is denied access to data held by correctional authorities.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, government-and-politics, indigenous-policy, prisons-and-punishment, youth, australia, nt
Cafe run by deaf staff helps break down barriers
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A cafe in Melbourne run by deaf staff is helping to break down communication barriers and ready students for the hearing world.
Topics: government-and-politics, disabilities, health, community-and-society, melbourne-3000, vic
Australia's live music industry remains vulnerable to regulation
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At a value of around $15 billion a year, Australia's live music industry is the envy of many countries around the world. But it remains poorly insulated to the unintended consequences of regulatory change.
Topics: music, indie, music-industry, hospitality, industry, business-economics-and-finance, government-and-politics, arts-and-entertainment, collingwood-3066, melbourne-3000, vic, sydney-2000, nsw, australia
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