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Ariel Bogle

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Investigations reporter @GuardianAus. Rarely here. Get in touch via Protonmail: abogle@protonmail.com. Signal: ariel.872
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New: A look at how workers in Woolworths warehouses are tracked and measured. They say many are under pressure to meet time standards that are unfair and putting safety at risk. It’s part of a global trend of workplace monitoring. “A fantasy of total efficiency," one critic said.
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Today we published our investigation into the use of unmarked communal graves in NSW - we found Vietnam veterans, rough sleepers and other impoverished Australians are being buried in graves often holding four or more people, a practice relatives have described as “unspeakable”.
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Over the past few months, I’ve published a series of pieces about online groups known for their sadistic extortion of young and vulnerable people around the world--including in Australia. In August, we published an interview with the mother of a survivor. theguardian.com/society/ng-int…
www.theguardian.com The sadistic online groomers targeting victims around the world – and a mother’s struggle to keep... This month a predator with ties to the online extortion group known as 764 was sentenced to decades in prison. The mother of one of his victims wants parents to know the truth about this ‘harrowing’...
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“When they said to us that they were going to deal with the hanging points … You think, ‘OK, so no other family’s going to go through this.’

“It’s like they just pick your hopes up and they just shatter you.”

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www.theguardian.com Tane’s son still asks his grandmother: ‘How did my dad die?’ She doesn’t know what to say More than 100 Indigenous Australians have died in custody by hanging since the 1991 royal commission. Experts say the numbers are a ‘blight on Australia’