Ann Arnold is a journalist at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She focuses on a diverse range of themes including culture and society, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, with particular attention to topics such as Australia, crime, and media in North America and Saudi Arabia. Ann's work has also been featured in EIN Presswire.
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Ann Arnold's coverage spans a wide range of topics, from psychology and education to Australian history, climate change, and indigenous issues. She appears to prioritize expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
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Source: ABC RN | Program: Late Night Live Brought to you by Presented by Plans around the country for public truth-telling forums are falling away.
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By: Nick Baker, Ann Arnold
In a time when few Australian women travelled or lived overseas, this group ventured into the unknown.
By: David Marr, Ann Arnold
The small Central American country of Guatemala has the dubious record of sending nearly as many babies and children overseas as China was. The whole adoption 'industry' was privatised, with little government oversight.Guest: Rachel Nolan, Contributing Editor at Harper’s Magazine, Assistant Professor of International History at Boston University and author of ‘Until I find you: Disappeared Children and Coercive Adoptions in Guatemala’ (Harvard University Press)Originally broadcast on 8 August 2024
By: Ann Arnold, David Marr
Frustrated academics are finding new models for publishing academic research that bypasses the big academic publishers who are making millions from their research. And it is the universities that are paying for it - usually twice.Guest: Arash Abizadeh, professor of political science at McGill University and author of the article in the Guardian titled: Academic journals are a lucrative scam and we're determined to change thatOriginally broadcast on 25 July 2024
A rookie farmer, who happens to be a neuroscientist who has specialised in studying dogs, gets a few cows to eat the grass down.He learns about their lives and personalities, and soon considers them friends. Guest Gregory Berns
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