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Former veterans pushed to bottom of medical waitlists

Former veterans pushed to bottom of medical waitlists

Health Social Justice

Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie says ex-service men and women are being forced to wait far too long to see specialist...

Youth disproportionately impacted by homelessness: report

Youth disproportionately impacted by homelessness: report

Health Politics & Economy Social Justice

As the country grapples with housing insecurity and homelessness, a new report reveals that youth are impacted disproportionately by the...

Half of gambling industry profits from 12 percent of gamblers

Half of gambling industry profits from 12 percent of gamblers

Health Politics & Economy Social Justice

The Alliance for Gambling Reform, which calls for the Government to release the Murphy report on the impacts of gambling,...

Calls to end forced sterilisation of women with disability unanswered

Calls to end forced sterilisation of women with disability unanswered

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Women and girls in Australia living with disability can still be forced into sterilisation, after the Disability Royal Commission failed...

Victoria set to sign Australia’s first Treaty

Victoria set to sign Australia’s first Treaty

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Victoria inches closer and closer to signing the country’s first ever Treaty with First Nations peoples. The Treaty’s advocates hope...

Leaning into conscious consumerism

Leaning into conscious consumerism

Health Science & Environment

We all want a ‘greener’ earth but, have you ever looked at a products’ ingredients or material makeup whether it...

AI Increasingly Uncooperative as it Becomes More Complex

AI Increasingly Uncooperative as it Becomes More Complex

Science & Environment

AIs which train on large datasets alongside other AIs are increasingly producing behaviours unintelligible to humans. There is a growing...

Nine Journalists’ five day strike

Nine Journalists’ five day strike

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Channel Nine Journalists were on a 5 day strike from the July 26th demanding fairer pay, diversity and a consultative...

Australia’s largest online bookstore goes under administration

Australia’s largest online bookstore goes under administration

Politics & Economy

One of Australia’s largest online book retailers, Booktopia, has just gone into voluntary administration as of this month. With an...

Indigenous incarceration rates surge despite police pledges

Indigenous incarceration rates surge despite police pledges

Social Justice

Justice advocates have condemned figures showing Indigenous incarceration rates soaring above non-Indigenous people, despite a pledge by police to improve...

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