Science & Environment
As water becomes increasingly scarce in Australia cities are seriously planning desalination plants. In dry South Australia there are two...
Politics & Economy
Protestors in Jayapura today handed over a list of demands to the newly-elected governor of West Papua. The meeting followed...
Fossil fuel burning industries are receiving up to $10 billion dollars a year of tax payers money. The Institute for...
Social Justice
This week Oxfam launched their Fairtrade Fortnight to spotlight the benefits for developing countries through the sales of Fairtrade coffee...
Oxfam Australia have denied the criticism of the Fairtrade coffee scheme, and a short time ago Oxfam Executive Director Andrew...
The Australian Manufacturing Workers Union says the basis for a free trade agreement with China must be re-examined, following the...
Chinese asylum seekers in Villawood Detention Centre, have now been on a hunger strike for 35 days, and refugee advocates...
The weekend saw both major parties embrace the concept of uranium and nuclear energy, but with varying amounts of enthusiasm....
After four years the public are only now hearing of a dangerous Radioactive leak at a suburban Army Barracks. Soldiers...
Health
The Australia Defense Association has today called for a streamlining of government services for soldiers returning from conflicts like Iraq...
