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Controversy over police wearing potential right-wing symbols

Controversy over police wearing potential right-wing symbols

Politics & Economy

Last Sunday, pro-Palestinian protestors were arrested by Police at Port Botany in Sydney, impacting the demonstration. The policing of the...

The UN Security Council demands an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

The UN Security Council demands an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

Politics & Economy

The United Nations Security Council has demanded a resolution for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The proposal by the council’s...

Ex-bikie turned mentor for troubled youth: Shannon’s story

Ex-bikie turned mentor for troubled youth: Shannon’s story

Communications & Culture Social Justice

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, around 1.4 million Australian adults have experienced violence from a family...

Celebrating community connection this Neighbours Day

Celebrating community connection this Neighbours Day

Communications & Culture

Almost one-third of Australians report feeling lonely, with social disconnection on the rise in an increasingly digital world. This Sunday,...

Submerged Ancient First Nations Areas Discovered

Submerged Ancient First Nations Areas Discovered

Indigenous Science & Environment

New research has discovered ancient First Nations occupation patterns on Barrow Island, near the North West Shelf, Western Australia. 50,000...

Unregulated deforestation taking deadly toll on native wildlife: Report

Unregulated deforestation taking deadly toll on native wildlife: Report

Science & Environment

Climate advocacy groups have uncovered the impacts of large-scale deforestation being undertaken throughout Australia without federal government approval. A joint...

Renewed calls to refocus Harmony Week

Renewed calls to refocus Harmony Week

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Following last year’s calls to ditch Harmony Day – reverting it to the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, growing contention continues...

Antarctica estimated at $276 billion dollars: research

Antarctica estimated at $276 billion dollars: research

Health Politics & Economy Science & Environment

New research from the University of Tasmania, has been able to attach an economic value to Antarctica and its surroundings.Antarctica...

Urging governments to provide holistic support in Closing the Gap

Urging governments to provide holistic support in Closing the Gap

Communications & Culture Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

A Majority-led Indigenous organisation is calling for governments across all jurisdictions to provide holistic support in Closing the Gap. Kurt Gruber...

New project to build ad-hoc Aboriginal houses in NT

New project to build ad-hoc Aboriginal houses in NT

Indigenous Social Justice

An organisation in the Northern Territory is developing culturally safe and climate-appropriate housing in remote Aboriginal communities.The project called Wilya...

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