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Neelima Choahan
Verified
Health Reporter, ABC Science
Melbourne
Beats
olympic sports and the business of sport.music and film/theatre reviewer. former business journalist.sport primarily tennis and football (round ball). good on golf too
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By Neelima Choahan Verified, Natalie Whiting Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A year after Chaithanya 'Swetha' Madhagani's body was found in a wheelie bin, her friends are still waiting for answers, with one saying women in the community are scared that "men can take a woman's life" and evade justice. Ms Madhagani, who lived in Point Cook with her husband and son, was 35 when her body was found near Geelong beside a dirt road a year ago. Shortly after her death, her husband, Ashok Raj Varikuppala, flew to India.
By Neelima Choahan Verified, Cale Matthews| ABC News (Australia) Verified Since starting formal education, Lily, 13, has tried four schools. First there was a public school, then a Montessori, then a Steiner, and finally, a public school again. But each time she left knowing it wasn't the right fit. In 2024, Lily decided on homeschooling. "I didn't like traditional schooling, mainly because you're kind of just put on the spot, and you're expected to do all these things," she says. "And, you know, sometimes it's hard for people.
By Neelima Choahan Verified, Natalie Whiting Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A year after Chaithanya 'Swetha' Madhagani's body was found in a wheelie bin, her friends are still waiting for answers, with one saying women in the community are scared that "men can take a woman's life" and evade justice. Ms Madhagani, who lived in Point Cook with her husband and son, was 35 when her body was found near Geelong beside a dirt road a year ago. Shortly after her death, her husband, Ashok Raj Varikuppala, flew to India.
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ABC Science