The human instinct to survive is one of the most powerful drives. Even though human conditions have evolved dramatically over the millennia, the struggle for survival remains a constant theme and even challenge in many human societies.
In Australia, farmers are twice as likely as the country’s general population to commit suicide. In parts of Queensland, they are up to five times as likely to do so. The country’s ongoing drought – one of the worst in recent memory – is compounding the problem. Greg Navarro finds out why.
In Afghanistan, decades of war have left its economy and society in tatters. The consequences of war have been substantial, both in terms of human suffering and the rapidly deteriorating economy’s impact on people’s livelihoods. Jack Barton was in the capital city of Kabul to see how people there are rebuilding their lives in the aftermath of war.
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