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New laws make employers responsible for preventing sexual harassment in workplaces

New laws make employers responsible for preventing sexual harassment in workplaces

Social Justice The Law

Last year, new legislation came into force placing responsibility on employers to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace. The new...

Treaty critical to reconciliation: Thorpe

Treaty critical to reconciliation: Thorpe

Indigenous Social Justice

Following the no vote of last year’s Voice to Parliament referendum, the Federal government is still looking at reconciliation strategies...

Game Industry Faces Massive Layoffs

Game Industry Faces Massive Layoffs

Communications & Culture International

Over the past year, several thousands of video game developers have been let go from multiple companies across the industry....

Police should not march at Mardi Gras: Thorpe

Police should not march at Mardi Gras: Thorpe

Indigenous Social Justice

This weekend, the LGBTIQ+ community will march at Mardi Gras in Sydney. But this year’s celebrations come just days after...

Education and technology supporting inclusion in the workplace

Education and technology supporting inclusion in the workplace

Education Health

According to the Department of Social Services, 48 per cent of Australians with a disability are employed, compared to 80...

Universities Accord reform biggest in 16 years

Universities Accord reform biggest in 16 years

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy

The Federal government’s final Universities Accord report has been termed a “blueprint” for education reform over the next decade. The...

New support service to minimise harm in substance abuse

New support service to minimise harm in substance abuse

Health Social Justice

A new service providing information on harm reduction for Queenslanders using substances was launched this week. Peer Q-nect, launched by...

Beyond the tabletop: can D and D support social and emotional wellbeing?

Beyond the tabletop: can D and D support social and emotional wellbeing?

Communications & Culture Health

Featuring across a range of pop culture, including hit series Stranger Things, the timeless tabletop game, Dungeons and Dragons celebrated...

What’s happening with Australia’s shifting drug habits?

What’s happening with Australia’s shifting drug habits?

Health Social Justice

New data shows how Australians are using legal and illicit drugs in their daily lives. Long-running campaigns to educate on...

Beetaloo Basin fracking project opposed by First Nations community

Beetaloo Basin fracking project opposed by First Nations community

Politics & Economy Science & Environment Social Justice

Traditional owners from the Beetaloo Basin are concerned about the Tamboran Resource’s fracking plans, and have submitted their opposition to...

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