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Australian Indigenous languages have a common source, how they spread still a mystery

Australian Indigenous languages have a common source, how they spread still a mystery

Communications & Culture Indigenous

New evidence confirms our Indigenous languages have a common source, but despite First Nations peoples inhabiting the continent for at...

The legacy of PNG’s Sir Julius Chan

The legacy of PNG’s Sir Julius Chan

International

This week, Papua New Guineans received the news of former PNG Prime Minister, Sir Julius Chan’s passing, at the age...

Taxpayers subsidising private schools luxury facilities

Taxpayers subsidising private schools luxury facilities

Education

With the beginning of the school year, The Australia Institute has highlighted the growing disparity between public and private school...

Analysis of genetic diversity shows conservation action needed

Analysis of genetic diversity shows conservation action needed

Science & Environment

With the world in the grips of climate change, how is the preservation of animal and plant life impacted? According...

Deep listening to the sounds of nature

Deep listening to the sounds of nature

Education Health Indigenous Science & Environment

Do you love the sounds of nature? There is a skill called “deep listening” which is a way to concentrate...

Allegations Of Abuse in Dance Industry

Allegations Of Abuse in Dance Industry

Education Social Justice

A petition is calling for strengthened youth safety legislation in Australia’s dance industry following recent allegations of abuse, grooming and...

GP shortage in NSW puts health strain on regional communities

GP shortage in NSW puts health strain on regional communities

Health

NSW is suffering from a GP shortage, with the state’s 8% increase in trainee registrars this year falling far behind...

Voluntary Assisted Dying needs assistance

Voluntary Assisted Dying needs assistance

Health The Law

Most Australians live in a part of the country where they can access voluntary assisted dying, if they are eligible....

Founder of CBF awarded an OAM this year

Founder of CBF awarded an OAM this year

Communications & Culture

A veteran of the community radio sector was on this year’s Australia Day Honours list for services to broadcast media,...

New workplace model to tackle employee burnout

New workplace model to tackle employee burnout

Education Politics & Economy

Many of us experience stress, particularly from work overload. But when its prolonged, this can cause complete physical or mental...

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