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Hearing loss triggered by disease and medication -research

Hearing loss triggered by disease and medication -research

Health Science & Environment

As you get older people expect that their hearing may not be as good as it used to be.  If...

US Airman Takes His Own Life In Gaza Protest

US Airman Takes His Own Life In Gaza Protest

International Politics & Economy Social Justice

An active-duty member of the United States Air Force, 25-year-old Aaron Bushnell from San Antonio, passed away on Sunday after...

Public Backs Taxation of Fossil Fuel Exporters

Public Backs Taxation of Fossil Fuel Exporters

Politics & Economy Science & Environment Social Justice

Australians are bearing the brunt of climate change impacts while fossil fuel companies reap profits from them. Recent research by...

The ASEAN Summit Shines Down Under 

The ASEAN Summit Shines Down Under 

International Politics & Economy

The nine leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, arrived in Melbourne on Monday for the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit...

Australian Legal Firm alleges PM’s complicity in genocide

Australian Legal Firm alleges PM’s complicity in genocide

International Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Birchgrove Legal Law Firm have referred the Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese to the International Criminal Court, being accused of...

Navigating Muslim identity through television

Navigating Muslim identity through television

Communications & Culture

Navigating the challenges of a Muslim identity in Australia can be difficult. Growing up as a refugee during the Iran–Iraq...

Local council drops acknowledgement of country

Local council drops acknowledgement of country

Politics & Economy

Supporters of reconciliation say a South Australian council’s decision to scrap its Acknowledgement to Country is a sign of growing...

Multicultural media and peak bodies seek closer collaboration

Multicultural media and peak bodies seek closer collaboration

Communications & Culture

Ethnic and multicultural media organisations are looking to build closer relationships with ethnic peak bodies. The interest comes after there...

Teachers boycott science forum over Lockheed Martin

Teachers boycott science forum over Lockheed Martin

Social Justice

The United Nations today observe the Day for Disarmament Awareness, promoting disarmament as a pathway for peace and understanding. In...

“Speak up, Not Shut Up:” we need to keep talking about men’s mental health

“Speak up, Not Shut Up:” we need to keep talking about men’s mental health

Health Indigenous

Almost half of Australians will experience a mental illness in their lifetime, according to the Black Dog Institute, with Depression...

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