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Most pads contain plastic

Most pads contain plastic

Health Science & Environment

For menstruators, biologically they experience their period once a month, and on average lasts for under a week. According to...

Albo vs Musk: Censoring ‘the truth’

Albo vs Musk: Censoring ‘the truth’

Business and Finance Communications & Culture International Politics & Economy The Law 24 April 2024

Albo has come out swinging in response to Elon Musk over explicit footage of a Western Sydney stabbing which has...

Rosemary for Anzac Day

Rosemary for Anzac Day

Communications & Culture Social Justice

Anzac day is tomorrow and throughout the country communities will come together to remember the sacrifice our men and women...

Ex Bulldogs player’s punishment compared to “flogging a dead horse”

Ex Bulldogs player’s punishment compared to “flogging a dead horse”

Communications & Culture The Law

Ex-Bulldogs player Jackson Topine launched legal action against his former club for “unlawful corporal punishment” after coming late to a...

Alice Springs could achieve renewable energy target by 2030

Alice Springs could achieve renewable energy target by 2030

Science & Environment

Alice Springs is on the path to achieve its 50 per cent renewable energy target by 2030. The Alice Springs...

Australian teachers are not feeling confident teaching First Nations education

Australian teachers are not feeling confident teaching First Nations education

Communications & Culture

Many teachers in Australia feel unprepared to teach indigenous studies at school. Highlighting significance of incorporating indigenous histories and cultures...

The line between negative political campaigns and racism

The line between negative political campaigns and racism

Politics & Economy

Negative political campaigns targeting opponents in the lead up to elections are common. But where’s the line between negative campaigns...

Victoria state government rejects second supervised injecting room

Victoria state government rejects second supervised injecting room

Health

Today the state government of Victoria decided against a supervised injecting room in Melbourne. Despite findings highlighting a clear need,...

More support services for sexual abuse in regional Victoria

More support services for sexual abuse in regional Victoria

Social Justice

A new research from LaTrobe University highlights the struggles rural and regional victim survivors face. The study, conducted along with...

AFLW popular, but not supported: research

AFLW popular, but not supported: research

Communications & Culture Social Justice

Recent studies from the University of South Australia found the media, sponsors, funding bodies and marketers make it very difficult...

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