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NDIS providers struggle to make ends meet: research

NDIS providers struggle to make ends meet: research

Health Politics & Economy Social Justice

Calls from disability experts for sector reform, remain stronger than ever with a new report revealing future uncertainty as providers...

Court hearings in Alice Springs for Pine Gap protest postponed

Court hearings in Alice Springs for Pine Gap protest postponed

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Last year, a group of protesters stood outside Pine Gap, 20 kms southwest of Alice Springs, to condemn Israel’s attacks...

Disability Support Providers Face Challenges with NDIS Funding Reforms

Disability Support Providers Face Challenges with NDIS Funding Reforms

Health

A recent report released by National Disability Services indicated that “eighty percent of disability support providers are concerned they wouldn’t...

Jubiliation and Uncertainty as Assad falls

Jubiliation and Uncertainty as Assad falls

International

Syria’s Bashar-Al Assad’s regime has fallen has Rebels take the capital city of Damascus, the former President has now fled...

SNUS: Nicotine pouch use on the rise in Australian youth

SNUS: Nicotine pouch use on the rise in Australian youth

Health

Health experts have raised alarms over the increasing use of nicotine pouches in Australian youth, with a significant portion obtaining...

Connecting to Country with Gadhungal Marring

Connecting to Country with Gadhungal Marring

Communications & Culture Indigenous

On the New South Wales South Coast, Aboriginal-owned company Gadhungal Marring is working to share their culture and care for...

New project boosts educator confidence in teaching consent

New project boosts educator confidence in teaching consent

Health

The Consent Matters project is making a big impact in Victoria, helping educators boost their confidence in teaching young people...

Stormy weather increases thunderstorm asthma risk

Stormy weather increases thunderstorm asthma risk

Health

As stormy weather sweeps across Australia, the risk of thunderstorm asthma is once again on the rise.New research is helping...

Human Rights Day highlighting struggles for people with disabilities

Human Rights Day highlighting struggles for people with disabilities

Social Justice

Today marks Human Rights Day, a global observance aimed at raising awareness of human rights issues. However, for many people...

Nuclear power debate heats up in Australia

Nuclear power debate heats up in Australia

Politics & Economy Science & Environment

The debate around nuclear power in Australia continues. The community of Muswelbrook in the Hunter Valley is one of many...

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