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From soldier to Paralympian: Curtis McGrath

From soldier to Paralympian: Curtis McGrath

Communications & Culture

War veterans have incredible stories of resilience and endurance.  In 2012, veteran Curtis McGrath’s (OAM) life changed forever when he...

Monash University project to aid urban city centres in transition to net zero

Monash University project to aid urban city centres in transition to net zero

Science & Environment

Universities are working with communities around the world to help ease the pressure of climate change One project conducted at Monash University is...

CSIRO report reaffirms nuclear as most costly energy option, despite Coalition claims

CSIRO report reaffirms nuclear as most costly energy option, despite Coalition claims

Politics & Economy Science & Environment

The CSIRO’s latest GenCost report has once again identified nuclear energy as the most expensive power option for Australia. GenCost...

Suspended Senator Lidia Thorpe calls for inquiry into racism in Parliament House

Suspended Senator Lidia Thorpe calls for inquiry into racism in Parliament House

Politics & Economy

It was an intense final session of the year at Parliament House, with many bills passed and deals made amongst...

New immigration laws labelled as draconian

New immigration laws labelled as draconian

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

On Friday, changes to Australian immigration laws passed through the Senate after a bipartisan agreement between the Liberals and Labor...

Fallen Government… Where to now for France?

Fallen Government… Where to now for France?

International Politics & Economy

The French government has collapsed as a result of an ongoing political deadlock crisis. Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his...

Women in Canberra demanding justice for missing Indigenous men

Women in Canberra demanding justice for missing Indigenous men

Indigenous Social Justice

The fight for six Indigenous men who have disappeared from their remote communities in Western Australia continues. Families of the...

Unnatural Disaster tour visited Northern Rivers

Unnatural Disaster tour visited Northern Rivers

Indigenous Science & Environment Social Justice The Law

This week, the Torres Strait Islander plaintiffs, taking action against the Federal government for duty of care in terms of...

‘Regulate It?’: new campaign calls Victorians to rethink safe cannabis regulation

‘Regulate It?’: new campaign calls Victorians to rethink safe cannabis regulation

Health The Law

80 percent of Australians think possessing a small amount of cannabis shouldn’t be a criminal offence – that’s according to...

Activist shares story on experience with FGM and empowering human rights

Activist shares story on experience with FGM and empowering human rights

Health Social Justice

Content warning – distressing themes This week, The Wire covered the Federal government appointed eight Ambassadors for International Day of...

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