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Farm in Canada expanding Indigenous knowledge

Farm in Canada expanding Indigenous knowledge

Indigenous International

Over the last decade, Indigenous knowledge has become a an educational focus for non-Indigenous people to understand more about culture,...

Adelaide’s first free supermarket relieving food insecurity

Adelaide’s first free supermarket relieving food insecurity

Health Politics & Economy Social Justice

As the need for food relief rises, one new venue has opened to ease the pressure amid the country’s cost...

Nguyen family’s renewed hope to stay in Australia

Nguyen family’s renewed hope to stay in Australia

International Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

There’s renewed hope for a Vietnamese family facing deportation because of a bungled visa sponsorship arrangement. The Nguyen family from...

Social Media Silences Democracy

Social Media Silences Democracy

Business and Finance Communications & Culture Social Justice 14 August 2024

The creation of social media has been met with pros and cons. However, the value of free speech in a...

Bush Tucker can help world food sustainability

Bush Tucker can help world food sustainability

Indigenous International Science & Environment Social Justice

We are only beginning to learn how Indigenous food systems have been providing sustainable and healthy lifestyles for generations in...

Government faces gambling backlash

Government faces gambling backlash

Health Social Justice

The Federal Government’s proposal to put a cap on gambling ads rather than an outright ban has sparked criticisms from...

Australia’s Break Dancing controversy prompts debate in country’s hip hop scene

Australia’s Break Dancing controversy prompts debate in country’s hip hop scene

Communications & Culture International

The recent controversy around Australia’s Rachel Gunn or RayGun has prompted discussions on the authencity of the art. This has...

NAPLAN Results Spell Trouble

NAPLAN Results Spell Trouble

Education Politics & Economy

This Year’s NAPLAN results have been released, revealing the ongoing issues students face around Australia. In particular, students from remote...

Climate anxiety on the rise: Lifeline sees surge in calls

Climate anxiety on the rise: Lifeline sees surge in calls

Science & Environment

Extreme heat, floods and the lurking doom of climate change has had a toll on Australians and their mental health....

Australia’s media bias on Bangladesh tragedy

Australia’s media bias on Bangladesh tragedy

Politics & Economy

Bangladesh is undergoing a great deal of political turmoil after more than 450 people died, thousands were injured, and the...

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