Social Justice

According to a recent report there have been thousands of assaults on inmates and scores on guards and other jail...

Serious crime rates pro-rata have been in decline since the second World War despite a widespread perception that we have...

For many Australians, housing affordability has exacerbated beyond the point of a crisis. At the Queensland housing summit, held in...

The federal government has made legislative changes in response to the horror stories of abuse from the Royal Commission into Aged Care...

This unusual second Federal Budget was an election commitment by the ALP and is a replacement for the usual MYEFO...

Millions of permanent residents and temporary visa holders have no voting rights in Australia, but they should be able to...

Foodbank’s Hunger report 2022 shows that more than half a million households struggle to put food on the table every...

The United Nations Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture (SPT) has suspended a visit to Australia after being barred entry to...

This week, the National Tertiary Education Union has been actively involved in protests to demand better working conditions to thousands...

The Federal Labor Government has signed off on their new workplace bill, the “Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill”. Workplace Minister...