Science & Environment
Anti-nuclear events were held on the anniversary of Fukushima nuclear disaster across Australia on Sunday. Twelve months after the tsunami...
Social Justice
Questions are being raised about the practice of paying police to provide security for events. Particularly now that one of...
Health
A new report released this week by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, predicts a forty percent increase in...
Communications & Culture
The Victorian Indigenous Arts Awards are on again, recognising outstanding Indigenous artists from south east Australia. The Wire spoke to...
Since 1998, Queensland Health have been conducting a survey called the Healthy Food Access Basket to find out how much...
In the early and mid nineteen hundreds, many Indigenous people had their wages withheld by employers and the government, which...
When a person is convicted of a crime, the most accepted form of punishment is a prison sentence. But a...
Indigenous adults are 13 times more likely to be imprisoned than non Indigenous people, while Indigenous youths are 28 times...
The Kony 2012 campaign has gone viral as it has attracted global attention. The video centres on Joseph Kony, a...
International Women’s day usually highlights inequality of some kind – yesterday a new report from the International Trade Union Confederation...
