Approx 5 min reads appearing from around the Nation.
IntroFarrah Tomazin reports effectiveness of a program proven to minimise ignorance, violence and abuse and other reasons why "Safe Schools program is making a difference" via The Age
http://theage.com.au/victoria/safe-schools-program-is-making-a-difference-20160227-gn5axk.html
Intra
Cynthia Karena discusses with Alicia Jakovich about motherhood, gaming and gender portrayal, revealing "Gamer girls: the battle for pixelated gender equality" via The Sydney Morning Herald
http://smh.com.au/entertainment/gamer-girls-the-battle-for-pixelated-gender-equality-20160217-gmp0j7.html
Inter
Alana Rosenbaum shares the story of a Nauru-solution survivor "How refugee and Nauru detainee Nabi Baqiri became a fruit-picking millionaire" via The Sydney Morning Herald
http://smh.com.au/national/x-20151215-glnsdw
Multi
Lindsay Murdoch explores atrocities, legacy and public record when "Khmer Rouge survivor Bunhom Chhorn films return to camp of his childhood" via The Sydney Morning Herald
http://smh.com.au/world/khmer-rouge-survivor-bunhom-chhorn-films-return-to-camp-of-his-childhood-20160224-gn2e7l
All
Carolyn Rance writes of NSW's educating, planting, growing and harvesting interconnectedness resulting from "Early introduction to environmental action" via The Age
http://theage.com.au/business/workplace-relations/early-introduction-to-environmental-action-20160217-gmwjc2
Togather
Stephanie Bunbury explores Australians abroad and how "ABC TV Indigenous series Cleverman provokes curiosity at Berlin Film Festival" via The Canberra Times
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/entertainment/movies/abc-tv-indigenous-series-cleverman-provokes-curiosity-at-berlin-film-festival-20160223-gn14q3.html
Nobly
Cameron Woodhead gives a report card while shining a torch on "Fourth White Night: a bit of a light night even with record crowds" via The Age
http://theage.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/fourth-white-night-a-bit-of-a-light-night-even-with-record-crowds-20160221-gmzj8n.html