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The suicide of Jason Arday

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Jason Arday: Life & Death | Suicide | NB: The following is written under the assumption that Jason Arday committed suicide on 14 August 2026. Contents Introduction The lead up Roehampton 2018  References ----------------- We wish to especially thank .... those who tried to get through to him (Arday family 18 August 2026) Hours before his death, Prof Arday sent a voice note to a friend saying he felt he “couldn't go on.” He used those words in voice notes. In the last 10 days, I’ve witnessed his mental health getting worse and worse, as the media didn’t stop ridiculing him, humiliating him, discrediting him. As I said, yesterday morning, his last voice note was that he just couldn’t go on. (Addison 2026) 1. Introduction Around 3.15pm on Friday, 14 August 2026, the death of Jason Arday was announced, supposedly an act of suicide, based on the statement of police at the time that it was " unexpected but not believed to be suspicious ....
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The Bunyip

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Faërie in OZ: Aboriginal Dreaming Stories | Black Panther | Bunyip | Cook's Australian Fairy Tales | Ida Rentoul Outhwaite bibliography | Faërie in Australia | Peck's Australian Legends | Picnic at Hanging Rock - Faërie Realm | Picnic - Path of Light | Picnic - C3 & C18 | Disappearance @ Hanging Rock | Trees & nature spirits | Contents True? Chronology Videos References ----------------- 1. True or false? Bunyip / Bunjil / Yowee / Walanthagang.... Australian Aboriginal words for mythical and spiritual entities which are very real in life and story telling of that distinctive culture. The Bunyip, for example, is the mythical creature that lives in a body of water - swamp, billabong, creek, river, wetland - and can attack people. It is a being of horror and nightmares. But the question remains: Is the Bunyip real or not? The answer depends on how one defines the word real . Science would say that it mus...
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