Fiona Hammond

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Fiona Hammond is a journalist who graduated from the John Morris journalism academy. Fiona lives on the south coast of NSW Australia and writes human interest stories and opinions, about gardening, sustainability, fishing, the environment and our planet.

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Amnesty International Unveils ‘Gross’ Syrian Human Rights Abuses

The UN's purpose is; to maintain international peace and security in accordance with the principles and purposes of the United Nations.

Report Says Australia Continues To Violate Human Rights

Amnesty International this week released its 50th annual report into the state of the world's human rights. The review scrutinizes human rights in 155 countries including Australia from January 2011 to December 2011.

Kermit Not The Only Cool Frog in Town

Kerry founded Save the Frog in 2008, which quickly became the worlds leading Amphibian conservation organisation. Save the Frog day recognized in states across the US

Summer Blockbuster Exhibition Due to Open At National Gallery of Australia

Lautrec who had amongst his band of friends Van Gogh and Oscar Wilde died tragically at the age of 36 from alcoholism and syphilis; due to his young death his works are rare and greatly treasured.

Wounded and Doctors Still At Risk of Attack Incarceration and Torture

The atmosphere in most medical facilities is extremely tense; healthcare workers send wounded patients home and provide only first aid so that facilities can be evacuated quickly in the event of a military operation,

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Upwind Acquires Aegis as AI Security Labs Focuses on the Next Generation of Cyberattacks

The security challenges surrounding artificial intelligence are moving beyond...

Texas Lawsuit Alleges Fraud Against Prominent Realtor Involving Katy Asian Town Development

A dispute over money, records and control of a Katy Asian Town retail center has moved into Harris County district court.

Marketing Crunch Brings Consumer-Style Reviews To The Tech Marketing Industry

The marketing industry has never had a shortage of...

“One Flag Forward” Leads the Way  

From the USS Intrepid, up the Hudson River Greenway to the George Washington Bridge, New Yorkers ran to support the first day of One Flag Forward.
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