Jack Callil
The Challenge of Identifying The Dead In a Disaster
After a large-scale disaster, one of the priorities is to identify the corpses, a task that often falls to a disaster-victim-identification expert.
Fifty-Five Dead Greyhounds Were Found in a Mass Grave in Queensland
Animal rights group claims the mass killing of racing dogs is an open secret and an ongoing problem in Australia.
Why Are Indigenous Australian Kids Doing Time in Adult Prisons?
A Freedom of Information Report revealed that in Western Australia, children as young as 12 are being held in adult prison cells.
A Prison Sentence for a Facebook Image Shows How Restrictive Burma's Anti-Free-Speech Laws Have Become
New Zealander Philip Blackwood is going to spend two and a half years behind bars because he posted a photo of the Buddha wearing headphones.
What It's Like Growing Up on an Organ-Transplant Waitlist
"When I was eight months old doctors gave me a few months to live. Then I was put on the organ-waiting list."
New Zealand Gangs Are Making Peace and Mowing Lawns
Members of the notorious Mongrel Mob and Black Power gangs will soon be worker as landscapers in an effort to give them a legal source of income.
Indigenous Australians Are Excluded from Managing Water on Their Own Land
Indigenous leaders claim that huge swathes of their land near the Murray Darling Basin have become uninhabitable thanks to decisions they had no part in.
Melbourne Tried to Have a Tomato Festival and It Was a Violent Mess
I saw a guy almost blinded when his glasses were smashed. I saw a kid in a tiger suit crying on the ground. I saw a woman struggling to pick herself up among the fury of legs and arms. I saw things I'll never unsee.
The Surprisingly Sensitive World of Men who Own Sex Dolls
There's a group of people who rely on their dolls for much more than sex. VICE talked to some doll lovers about life with their silicone partners.