World Cup wrap-up Urapuntja homelands traditional owners given native title Smoking rates hit record low in Australia Pokémon cards: from hobby to hot commodity Calls for more marine sanctuaries to be declared Migration agreement risks work for Queenslanders: union Program to support Territorians with a job expanded to Alice Springs Divine Playhouse controversy exposes the fragility of cultural infrastructure Complex insurance policies a leading factor in underinsurance of flood-prone homes QLD Government fast tracking of critical mineral projects is concerning
  
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Rights of children in detention ‘increasingly violated’

Rights of children in detention ‘increasingly violated’

Social Justice

A report from Human Rights Watch has criticised the Australian criminal justice system for its treatment of children held in...

Bark Petitions and the Lineage of Indigenous Recognition

Bark Petitions and the Lineage of Indigenous Recognition

Indigenous

 In 1963 four bark petitions were signed by representatives of the Yolngu people of Yirrkala that would be a landmark...

Trump’s immigration crackdown

Trump’s immigration crackdown

International Politics & Economy Social Justice

Donald Trump’s executive order of a deportation plan of undocumented immigrants in the United States has sparked fears that millions...

Smoking is Out! Tobacco Marketing Bans Doing Their Job

Smoking is Out! Tobacco Marketing Bans Doing Their Job

Health The Law

A Griffith University study has found that bans on Tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship (TAPS) are effective in reducing smoking...

‘Americanising Australian patriotism’: The complicated history of Jan 26th

‘Americanising Australian patriotism’: The complicated history of Jan 26th

Communications & Culture Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s election promise to reinstate citizenship ceremonies on January 26th has reignited the annual debate around Australia...

Billionaire wealth in Australia growing: report

Billionaire wealth in Australia growing: report

Social Justice

A report released this week shows Australia’s 47 billionaires take home around $67,000 an hour. over 1300 times more than...

Weighted bra lifting up awareness on female athletes pay gap

Weighted bra lifting up awareness on female athletes pay gap

Education Social Justice

A new report released this week shows how women in sports are still not well represented, with a staggering pay...

Transforming cricket into a more inclusive sport

Transforming cricket into a more inclusive sport

Communications & Culture Social Justice

Australia’s love of sports is loud and undeniable, as data from the Australian Department of Health shows 90 per cent...

Planet parade to show up in Australian skies

Planet parade to show up in Australian skies

Science & Environment

Over the summer, Australians will be treated to a unique cosmic event. Six planets will be visible at the same...

BHP challenging ‘Same Job, Same Pay’ applications, Fair Work Commission hears

BHP challenging ‘Same Job, Same Pay’ applications, Fair Work Commission hears

Social Justice

Hearings kick off today at the Fair Work Commission as BHP continues to challenge applications made under “Same Job, Same...

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