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National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Conference: A recap

National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Conference: A recap

Communications & Culture

Last Saturday, the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Council conference kicked off in Adelaide, with the theme being ‘Charting the...

Pregnant Women using e-cigarettes to quit smoking, research finds

Pregnant Women using e-cigarettes to quit smoking, research finds

Health

Groundbreaking research has uncovered the number of pregnant women in New South Wales using e-cigarettes. Until now, there’s been little...

Reconciliation Week Begins Today

Reconciliation Week Begins Today

Indigenous Social Justice

National Reconciliation Week runs each year from May 27th to June 3rd, with the dates commemorating the successful 1967 referendum...

Calare MP Andrew Gee supports Nguyen family in their fight against extradition

Calare MP Andrew Gee supports Nguyen family in their fight against extradition

International Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

The Albanese Government is intent on extraditing the Nguyen family from Bathurst. The family have been in Bathurst for over...

National Volunteer Week

National Volunteer Week

Communications & Culture

A new report reveals volunteers are essential to Australia’s crisis resilience. The Volunteering Australia research examines the volume and breadth of volunteers playing crucial roles in...

More Tailored Treatments for Women suffering heavy periods

More Tailored Treatments for Women suffering heavy periods

Health

The trauma affecting one in four women with heavy periods is under recognised. The good news is that there are...

Rishi Sunak’s days as UK PM numbered

Rishi Sunak’s days as UK PM numbered

International Politics & Economy

The snap election for the UK of July 4  will probably do little to ameliorate the impending disaster facing the...

Rental crisis forcing Australian adults back into share housing

Rental crisis forcing Australian adults back into share housing

Politics & Economy

The number of adults in their 30’s moving back to share housing is rising rapidly as Australian rental markets continue...

Vietnamese family at risk of deportation

Vietnamese family at risk of deportation

Social Justice The Law

A Vietnamese family which have lived and worked in Australia for more than a decade are at risk of deportation...

NZ demands for similar medication scheme to Australia

NZ demands for similar medication scheme to Australia

Health Social Justice

New Zealanders living with rare diseases are calling on their government for a similar medicine discount system to Australia. Currently,...

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