Years at school ‘darkest moments of my life’, former student says; left-green parties surge in French election; analysis reveals barriers to regular public transport in major cities
Ben Woodbury, a former student of the Brethren school previously known as MET school in Sydney, said he never felt safe at school.Ben Woodbury, a former student of the Brethren school previously known as MET school in Sydney, said he never felt safe at school.Good morning.
And back home analysis has found that 7 million people living in Australia’s major cities face huge barriers in accessing reliable public transport. It means they have little choice but to rely on their cars – and lower income suburbs appear to be the worst off.Commuters on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Access to good public transport ends about 25km from the CBD for most people, according to the Climate Council analysis.
Ben Woodbury: ‘I knew that one day I would have to decide how and when and where I would end my life because there was no escape.’says his school years were the “darkest moments” of his life
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