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International Day of Peace lecture to discuss ceasefire in Gaza

International Day of Peace lecture to discuss ceasefire in Gaza

International Social Justice

Brisbane will host a lecture on International Day of Peace, set by the United Nations. In its 13th edition, the...

Dementia choirs supporting community in Canberra

Dementia choirs supporting community in Canberra

Communications & Culture Health

This week is Dementia Action Week. A report from Dementia Australia estimates over 400-thousand people live with dementia across the...

Hereditary Democracy: Political and Civic Implications

Hereditary Democracy: Political and Civic Implications

Politics & Economy

In a time where nepotism is acknowledged as unfair in the workplace, democratic voters continue to support it in the...

Kimberley region in WA at risk of fracking

Kimberley region in WA at risk of fracking

Science & Environment

The Kimberley region in WA is at a crossroads which may affect its global and cultural stronghold. The state government...

MONA Legal Challenge Simply Irresistible

MONA Legal Challenge Simply Irresistible

Communications & Culture

In the state of Tasmania a raucous contest continues inside and outside the law courts following a ruling in April...

Government’s Housing Bill dead in the water

Government’s Housing Bill dead in the water

Politics & Economy Social Justice

The Government’s Housing Bill has hit a stalemate with the Greens voting to block the bill in the Senate, with...

Exports up but Victoria out of gas

Exports up but Victoria out of gas

Business and Finance International Politics & Economy Science & Environment 19 September 2024

Woodside Energy has announced a new 10 year deal with Japanese company JERA for 6 shipments of LNG per year. ...

Second Attack on Hezbollah Devices Leaves 20 Dead

Second Attack on Hezbollah Devices Leaves 20 Dead

International Social Justice

Hezbollah has accused the Israeli government of more coordinated attacks in Lebanon – this time a series of explosions from...

Randwick Council to Crack Down on ‘Land Banking’

Randwick Council to Crack Down on ‘Land Banking’

Politics & Economy The Law

Randwick City Council Mayor Philipa Veitch has proposed an ’empty homes levy’ on unoccupied land used for land banking. The...

Methane in the Environment Mostly Man-Made, Study Finds

Methane in the Environment Mostly Man-Made, Study Finds

Science & Environment

According to studies by the Global Carbon Project, two-thirds of the current methane levels are a direct result of human...

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