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Is language a link for lower alcohol consumption in Indigenous people?

Is language a link for lower alcohol consumption in Indigenous people?

Communications & Culture Health Indigenous

New research has revealed older Indigenous people who speak their cultural language at home are less likely to drink alcohol....

Leaders elected at first meeting for SA’s Voice to Parliament

Leaders elected at first meeting for SA’s Voice to Parliament

Communications & Culture Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

The Uluru Statement from the Heart called for a legislated Indigenous Voice to Federal Parliament – and despite the defeat...

SA gearing up for next stage of single-use plastic ban

SA gearing up for next stage of single-use plastic ban

Science & Environment The Law

This month is Plastic Free July, an initiative to raise awareness of plastic use in everyday life, and to reduce...

Staffing shortfalls see domestic violence services in crisis

Staffing shortfalls see domestic violence services in crisis

Health Politics & Economy Social Justice

As the country deals with a crisis in domestic violence, it seems in some locations there is a failure to...

Olympic Athletes to swim in the Smelly Seine

Olympic Athletes to swim in the Smelly Seine

Science & Environment

The thirty-third Olympic games will start on Friday, hosted in Paris, France. The authorities have interestingly nominated the Seine River...

What’s Wrong with the Advance Movement?

What’s Wrong with the Advance Movement?

Indigenous Politics & Economy

Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has unveiled the Advance Movement platform, aimed at Native Title reform, creating jobs for Indigenous...

TikTok Political Campaigns

TikTok Political Campaigns

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy

A recent campaign by the Liberals has seen Queensland Premier Steven Miles depicted through AI on Tiktok. While this has...

More than half of Australians faced discrimination at work

More than half of Australians faced discrimination at work

Social Justice The Law

A report released by Victoria University found that more than half of Australians experienced racial discrimination in the workplace. Many...

Can curfews address the youth crime in Alice Springs?

Can curfews address the youth crime in Alice Springs?

Indigenous

Following a spate of youth crimes in Alice Springs, a three day curfew was imposed on the city. However, many...

First Nations NGO launches housing and training facility

First Nations NGO launches housing and training facility

Politics & Economy

The Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation in remote Western Australia has constructed nine transitional housing units and a commercial training facility to...

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