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Tasmanian Labor and Greens Launch Motion of No-Confidence Against Premier Jeremy Rockliff

Tasmanian Labor and Greens Launch Motion of No-Confidence Against Premier Jeremy Rockliff

Politics & Economy

The Tasmanian Labor Party and the Tasmanian Greens have reached an agreement to propose a vote of no-confidence against Liberal...

“Lette Loose” Feminism and Portraiture in a Modern World

“Lette Loose” Feminism and Portraiture in a Modern World

Communications & Culture

Sally Ryan’s portrait of Author Kathy Lette, ‘Lette Loose’, is a finalist in the 2025 Archibald prize. The oil on...

McBride lose appeal against whistleblowing sentence

McBride lose appeal against whistleblowing sentence

Politics & Economy

Last week wasn’t a good week for whistleblowers’ justice in Australia. First, the ATO’s whistleblower Richard Boyle was forced to...

Young Australians are mistaking control for care

Young Australians are mistaking control for care

Social Justice

New research from The Line campaign by Our Watch reveals that many young Australians mistake controlling behaviours for healthy boundaries....

Minimum Wage Increase: Australia’s frontline get much needed break

Minimum Wage Increase: Australia’s frontline get much needed break

Business and Finance Politics & Economy 3 June 2025

This morning a deal was made between the Fair Work Commission, in accordance with the Australian Council of Trade Unions...

New Data Finds “Forever Chemicals” in 98% of Queenslanders

New Data Finds “Forever Chemicals” in 98% of Queenslanders

Health

They’re called “forever chemicals” — and they’re living up to their name. New Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals 98%...

Marc Fennell investigates money and power in the wine industry

Marc Fennell investigates money and power in the wine industry

Communications & Culture

Marc Fennell has been widely acclaimed for his podcast and TV series Stuff the British Stole and his latest investigation...

NSW flood victims denied recovery payments, MP says

NSW flood victims denied recovery payments, MP says

Residents from flood-affected regions across the Hunter and Mid North Coast are being denied support from Service NSW. The online...

Community Voices on What ‘Reconciliation’ means to them

Community Voices on What ‘Reconciliation’ means to them

Indigenous

Many gathered to celebrate and walk in unity during National Reconciliation Week, an annual event focusing on strengthening relationships between...

Tasmanian Annual Budget Announced

Tasmanian Annual Budget Announced

Politics & Economy

The Tasmanian Budget has just been released, with a $1B deficit being projected for the 2025-2026 period. The budget takes...

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