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Sudanese community pledges government for more funding in aid

Sudanese community pledges government for more funding in aid

International Social Justice

More than a dozen organisations are asking Foreign Minister Penny Wong to commit more humanitarian aid for Sudan. The organisations,...

The Alliance of Sahel States: Implications for West Africa

The Alliance of Sahel States: Implications for West Africa

International Politics & Economy

Last year, the Alliance of Sahel States emerged as a new mutual defence pact in West Africa following political disputes...

Government should keep out-of-home children safe: Thorpe

Government should keep out-of-home children safe: Thorpe

Indigenous Social Justice

A warning, the following story contains details some listeners may find distressing. The death of a 10-year-old Indigenous boy in...

Hair could be a sustainable energy source: research

Hair could be a sustainable energy source: research

Science & Environment

Ground breaking research has found human hair could be the key to developing more sustainable energy resources and eliminating biowaste....

Award-winning podcast brings alive Yuggera history and language

Award-winning podcast brings alive Yuggera history and language

Communications & Culture Indigenous

When Karina Hogan and Jenae Tien met while working at ABC Brisbane, they hit it off straight away despite their...

Businesses start to open in Lismore’s CBD

Businesses start to open in Lismore’s CBD

Communications & Culture

It’s been two years since Lismore had one of the worst natural disasters recorded, with storms flooding the area. While...

Researchers claim climate change linked to terrorist activity

Researchers claim climate change linked to terrorist activity

Politics & Economy Science & Environment Social Justice

Impacts of climate change are far reaching – but could there be a link between fluctuating weather patterns prompted by...

Concerns “mishmash” laws don’t prevent water theft

Concerns “mishmash” laws don’t prevent water theft

Politics & Economy Science & Environment Social Justice

High profile prosecutions for water thefts in New South Wales might seem like a good thing for the Murray Darling...

Fire ants need to be eradicated: researcher

Fire ants need to be eradicated: researcher

Science & Environment

A report on the impacts of red imported fire ants has been released today. The species is considered invasive in...

Public registrar needed for incidences in out of home care

Public registrar needed for incidences in out of home care

Health Indigenous Social Justice

The following story contains details some listeners may find distressing.Suicide advocates say there is indescribable grief over the death of...

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