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WA New Cultural Heritage Act Kicks Off Amid Confusion

WA New Cultural Heritage Act Kicks Off Amid Confusion

Indigenous Social Justice The Law

New legislation has been put into effect on the 1st of July, amid confusion and controversy in Western Australia. The...

Conflict over Western Australia’s new Cultural Heritage laws

Conflict over Western Australia’s new Cultural Heritage laws

Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Backlash against Western Australia’s new Cultural Heritage laws has caused the state government to amend the legislation, in favour of...

ICAC fails to recommend charges for Gladys Berejiklian

ICAC fails to recommend charges for Gladys Berejiklian

Politics & Economy The Law

Yesterday The ICAC findings were finally  released on the investigation from 2 years ago into the Daryl Macguire – Gladys...

The Hope Co-op providing support for asylum seeker youth in Australia

The Hope Co-op providing support for asylum seeker youth in Australia

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Law

An initiative run by and for people from asylum-seeking backgrounds is providing young asylum seekers living in Australia with essential...

“Deep hope resides where we see life thrive”

“Deep hope resides where we see life thrive”

Communications & Culture International Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Australia has had a complicated history with Indian Ocean territories, with such territories becoming areas for quarantine and detainment of...

New SA Bill to increase wombat protection after a decade of burrow destructions

New SA Bill to increase wombat protection after a decade of burrow destructions

Science & Environment The Law

Content warning: the following contains reference to animal suffering and cruelty. A local wombat advocate said “thousands of wombats are...

New Bill to ban junk food ads to kids

New Bill to ban junk food ads to kids

Health Politics & Economy The Law

Dr Sophie Scamps the member for Mackellar introduced a new federal bill that would ban junk food advertising from 6am...

Ransom likely to be demanded for PwC Data

Ransom likely to be demanded for PwC Data

Communications & Culture International Politics & Economy The Law

PricewaterhouseCoopers the huge accounting, legal and consulting conglomerate who was already reeling from multiple Government confidentiality breaches, suffered another setback...

Senator Thorpe says ‘No’ to the referendum

Senator Thorpe says ‘No’ to the referendum

Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Recently, the Voice to Parliament was passed through the senate. As a result of this, a referendum needs to be...

Indigenous Deaths In Custody To Be Reported In Real Time

Indigenous Deaths In Custody To Be Reported In Real Time

Health Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

The Attorney General, Mark Dreyfus, announced that Indigenous deaths in custody will now be reported on as they happen, as...