Communications & culture
Julian Hill on multiculturalism, international students, and cohesion
Friday, August 30 2024
The Albanese government appointed Julian Hill as the Assistant Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs in July this year. It’s......
Celebrating QLD SES Volunteer Week
Friday, August 30 2024
This week, the Queensland State Emergency Services celebrates its volunteers who work supporting Australians in need. SES provides emergency and......
Inclusive exhibition gives voice to artists with disability
Thursday, August 29 2024
A collaborative SALA exhibition displaying the artworks and stories of people living with disability, wraps up today in Adelaide. In......
Empowering refugee women in Queensland
Tuesday, August 27 2024
A woman in regional Queensland is helping refugee women to thrive and be independent in their new home. Mosaic Hues......
16-year-old Paralympian excited for Paris 2024
Tuesday, August 27 2024
A proud Walpiri woman from the Northern Territory, 16-year-old Telaya Blacksmith now lives in Sydney where she attends Endeavour High......
Byron Shire Council to support local’s lifelong dream of giant chess board
Monday, August 26 2024
A local resident in Byron Bay is planning a massive project for the community. Peter Hanna founded the Byron Bay......
Australia’s first independent disability research group
Monday, August 26 2024
The government has pledged more than $13.6 million to the National Disability Research Partnership, an Australian-first entity, co-led by people......
Multicultural Queensland Awards recognises contributions to CALD communities
Monday, August 26 2024
This month, the Queensland government is promoting Multicultural Queensland Month, to celebrate the diversity of cultures across the state. Last......
Community power triumphs in fight to save Cranker, but what next?
Thursday, August 22 2024
The campaign to save Adelaide’s iconic pub reached new heights, with community power prevailing against the demolition of the 171-year-old......
Melbourne bans E-Scooters despite recent government endorsement
Tuesday, August 20 2024
Melbourne Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece launched a motion to immediately cancel contracts with e-scooter companies Lime and Neuron, wherein the......