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Two Thirds of Young Aussie Men are Engaging with Masculinity Influencers

Two Thirds of Young Aussie Men are Engaging with Masculinity Influencers

Communications & Culture Health

New data from the Movember Institute of Men’s Health reveals that two thirds of young Australian men are consuming masculinity...

Duntroon the AIF and General William Bridges

Duntroon the AIF and General William Bridges

Communications & Culture Education Politics & Economy

Why don’t many people know about General William Bridges?  He served in the Boer War, represented us as a new...

Australia’s foreign aid contributions continue to decline

Australia’s foreign aid contributions continue to decline

International

Australia is one of the world’s wealthiest nations, but when it comes to foreign aid, it ranks near the bottom...

Will affordable housing also be made accessible for people with disability?

Will affordable housing also be made accessible for people with disability?

Politics & Economy

Unlike the last election, issues around disability and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) have been scarcely mentioned on the...

Koala habitats continue to lose land under current environmental laws

Koala habitats continue to lose land under current environmental laws

Science & Environment

Since 2011, over two million hectares of koala habitat have been lost to industry, housing developments and other expansive projects....

Communications Minister on Australia’s News Bargaining Code

Communications Minister on Australia’s News Bargaining Code

Politics & Economy

A quarter of Australians are turning to social media for their news — and that figure jumps to 60 per...

Domestic Violence Back on Agenda But Policy Falls Short

Domestic Violence Back on Agenda But Policy Falls Short

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Less than a year ago, Prime Minister Albanese declared gendered violence a national crisis, yet the issue has been absent...

Is immigration to blame for Australia’s housing crisis?

Is immigration to blame for Australia’s housing crisis?

Politics & Economy

The housing crisis is undoubtedly one of the major talking points this election. For the Coalition, a key solution is...

Minecraft Mayhem

Minecraft Mayhem

Communications & Culture

A new cinema craze is taking the world by storm, known as the ‘Chicken Jockey Trend,’ which is linked to...

AI used in breast cancer screening – Australian women are sceptical

AI used in breast cancer screening – Australian women are sceptical

Health

A recent study has revealed that Australian women have mixed opinions on the use of AI implemented as part of...

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