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Music Therapy

Communications & Culture

Music is a very powerful part of our daily lives. But we can also use it to feel and experience...

Cyclone Alfred to hit QLD-NSW border region

Cyclone Alfred to hit QLD-NSW border region

Science & Environment

For the first time in decades, a cyclone is set to impact Southeast Queensland and Northern New South Wales, with...

Increase in fatal drownings this summer

Increase in fatal drownings this summer

Communications & Culture Health

More than 100 people have fatally drowned this summer, according to Royal Life Saving Australia. Data shows a consistent peak...

Life Unleashed Fundraiser for Service Dogs during Canberra Day Appeal

Life Unleashed Fundraiser for Service Dogs during Canberra Day Appeal

Communications & Culture

Life Unleashed by Integra Service Dogs Australia is raising funds during Canberra Day Appeal to help train dogs to support...

Indigenous scientist merging traditional knowledge with western science to boost drought resilience

Indigenous scientist merging traditional knowledge with western science to boost drought resilience

Science & Environment

Blending Traditional Knowledge with Western Science. Max Fabila, a Jabirr Jabirr man and Indigenous scientist at CSIRO, explains how traditional...

South Australia’s Murraylands celebrates its eighth Multicultural Festival

South Australia’s Murraylands celebrates its eighth Multicultural Festival

Communications & Culture

Australia is known for its success as a multicultural society, with around 29 percent of the population being born overseas,...

Australians are being encouraged to move regional

Australians are being encouraged to move regional

Politics & Economy

Australians are being encouraged to move to the country in the latest report from the Regional Australia Institute. The Beyond...

Ukrainian community rallies against Trump’s peace negotiations on invasion anniversary

Ukrainian community rallies against Trump’s peace negotiations on invasion anniversary

International

On February 23rd, The Ukrainian community of Queensland rallied to mark three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The...

WA Aboriginal Corporation seeks compensation over mine damage

WA Aboriginal Corporation seeks compensation over mine damage

Indigenous

A Pilbara community is taking one of Australia’s biggest mining corporations to the Federal Court in a case which could...

New allergy platform for regional and rural doctors

New allergy platform for regional and rural doctors

Health

Last week, a new platform was launched to support doctors in regional and rural Australia to treat allergies.  Allergy Assist...

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