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Program Empowering Diverse Women in Australian Politics sees Success

Program Empowering Diverse Women in Australian Politics sees Success

Politics & Economy

Women with diverse backgrounds are still underrepresented across all levels of government in Australian politics. However, a program offered by...

Push for NSW to reform drug driving laws

Push for NSW to reform drug driving laws

Health The Law

New research supports the push for reformed drug-driving laws following the legalisation of medicinal cannabis in 2016. Under New South...

Rwandan Genocide – Remembered 30 Years On

Rwandan Genocide – Remembered 30 Years On

International Social Justice

April 7 marks the 30 years since the Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi, also known as Kwibuka – a day...

A future for Armaguard & Cash in Australia?

A future for Armaguard & Cash in Australia?

Politics & Economy

Australia’s largest currency transport business, Armaguard, is said to be struggling financially due to a rapid decline in the use...

Parents and pregnant workers resign due to discrimination

Parents and pregnant workers resign due to discrimination

Social Justice

Pregnant women and parents are still facing high rates of discrimination at work according to the first national review in...

First National Housing Inquiry to start in May

First National Housing Inquiry to start in May

Politics & Economy

Australia’s first Peoples Commission into the housing crisis will convene in the next month as affordability remains at crisis level....

Small businesses pledging PM for long-term support

Small businesses pledging PM for long-term support

Politics & Economy

This week, the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia had its national summit in Sydney to discuss issues around their...

‘Alone Australia’ engaging with First Nations viewers

‘Alone Australia’ engaging with First Nations viewers

Communications & Culture Indigenous

Last week, a reality TV show broadcast on SBS called Alone Australia kicked off its second season, where ten participants...

National autism strategy draft: is Australia a step closer to improving life outcomes?

National autism strategy draft: is Australia a step closer to improving life outcomes?

Health Social Justice

The medical profession has backed the federal government’s draft strategy aimed at improving the work and life prospects for Australians...

Traditional Owners fear Labor’s proposed changes to water trigger laws

Traditional Owners fear Labor’s proposed changes to water trigger laws

Indigenous Science & Environment Social Justice The Law

The Federal Government is considering changing its water trigger legislation. The changes could see the government passing on its responsibility...

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