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Brisbane market day to raise funds for families fleeing Gaza

Brisbane market day to raise funds for families fleeing Gaza

Communications & Culture Social Justice

As the conflict in Gaza continues to escalate, communities across Australia are doing what they can to support Palestinians fleeing...

Australia Faces Whooping Cough Outbreak

Australia Faces Whooping Cough Outbreak

Health

Australia is in the midst of a whooping cough outbreak, with more than 2700 cases recorded in the first 3...

Conflict in Gaza: Is there any hope for peace?

Conflict in Gaza: Is there any hope for peace?

International Social Justice

Protests from the community demanding a ceasefire in Gaza continue across the country. This week, Adelaide had a rally, and...

Child protection workers on industrial action

Child protection workers on industrial action

Politics & Economy Social Justice

This week, child protection workers in New South Wales started an industrial action at the State Parliament because they claim...

New emergency centre in Outback SA with high tech telehealth open

New emergency centre in Outback SA with high tech telehealth open

Health

March saw the opening of Australia’s first remote emergency telehealth centre, in SA’s Outback. The hub harnesses technology and digital...

It’s 50 years since Australia’s first DV shelter opened: Are things improving?

It’s 50 years since Australia’s first DV shelter opened: Are things improving?

Politics & Economy Social Justice

It’s been 50 years since Australia’s first women’s shelter, nicknamed ‘Elsie’ opened in Sydney. Order of Australia Medal recipient, Ludo...

Pottery found might rewrite Aboriginal history: research

Pottery found might rewrite Aboriginal history: research

Communications & Culture Indigenous

A team from James Cook University has uncovered ancient pottery relics on an island within the Great Barrier Reef. The...

Structured Decision Management needs to be abolished: study

Structured Decision Management needs to be abolished: study

International Social Justice

Governments around the country are looking to replicate a move in Queensland to abolish Structured Decision Management after it was...

Pet owners miss meals to feed pets: research

Pet owners miss meals to feed pets: research

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy Social Justice

Today marks National Pet Day, but the cost of living is forcing one in four pet owners across Australia to...

Residents in Alice Springs welcome extended curfew

Residents in Alice Springs welcome extended curfew

Politics & Economy Social Justice

The curfew in Alice Springs’ CBD has been extended until April 16 following an Emergency Management Council meeting this week....

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