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“The message was clear”- senator Lidia Thorpe on confronting King Charles

“The message was clear”- senator Lidia Thorpe on confronting King Charles

Indigenous Politics & Economy

Last week, Victorian Senator Lidia Thorpe made global headlines after disrupting King Charle’s visit to Parliament House. Senator Thorpe, a...

‘Zombie DAs’ in NSW trigger State enquiry

‘Zombie DAs’ in NSW trigger State enquiry

Politics & Economy

Desperate need for housing supply is a hot button issue, but rising costs and extended build times have garnered equal...

Indigenous women to be referred to other legal services

Indigenous women to be referred to other legal services

Indigenous Social Justice The Law

A justice program for Indigenous women in the ACT could start referring future clients to Far West NSW. The Aboriginal...

Extreme Bushfires Causing Prolonged Impacts For First Responders

Extreme Bushfires Causing Prolonged Impacts For First Responders

Health Science & Environment

A new study has been released by Monash University, looking at the impacts of extreme bushfires for emergency workers. The...

‘Adult time, adult crime’ not efficient at all

‘Adult time, adult crime’ not efficient at all

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Recently, there has been increased political and media focus on so-called youth crime waves, particularly in Queensland and the Northern...

Mental Health Awareness: highlighting disproportionate impact on LGBTIQ+ community

Mental Health Awareness: highlighting disproportionate impact on LGBTIQ+ community

Health Social Justice

Mental Health Awareness month takes place every October offering an opportunity for Australians to consider causes, experiences and solutions around...

The Race Reporting Handbook: improving media representation

The Race Reporting Handbook: improving media representation

Communications & Culture Social Justice

The Australian Human Rights Commission along with Media Diversity Australia, has launched the Race Reporting Handbook to address misrepresentation and...

Oodnadatta opens Indigenous-owned shop

Oodnadatta opens Indigenous-owned shop

Health Indigenous

If you’ve ever headed out by car, along stretches of red, dirt roads, into remote inland Australia you’ll know that...

Closing the knowledge gap on Dementia

Closing the knowledge gap on Dementia

Education Health Indigenous

Dementia Australia has released their new Community Education toolkit which provides interactive information about brain health and dementia. According to the World...

Judge not Jury

Judge not Jury

Social Justice The Law

Its what you expect after seeing movies like 12 Angry Men A trial by jury – 12 of your peers...

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