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An Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth Commissioner

An Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth Commissioner

Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

The Prime Minister announced that a new position of National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young...

Aussie farmers can help develop new food systems for the region

Aussie farmers can help develop new food systems for the region

International Science & Environment Social Justice

There are significant challenges for many countries in the Asia Pacific region in food sustainability. The diet of many people...

Repair it don’t replace it

Repair it don’t replace it

International Science & Environment The Law

In 2023, the EU passed legislation encouraging users to repair purchased goods under a ‘right to repair.’  Users are now...

Prabowo on the verge of Indonesian presidency

Prabowo on the verge of Indonesian presidency

International

With Indonesians about to go to the polls in the first-round of an electoral contest to decide who will be...

Government Responds to Mass Jewish Doxxing

Government Responds to Mass Jewish Doxxing

Politics & Economy

Doxxing is the action to publicly identify or publishing private information about usually as a form of punishment or revenge,...

Closing Loopholes: The End Of Work As We Know It?

Closing Loopholes: The End Of Work As We Know It?

Politics & Economy The Law

On Thursday, the Closing Loopholes Bill 2023 passed Senate, with support from Labour, the Greens and independents including Lidia Thorpe...

Sparks fly over E-bike and Scooter safety

Sparks fly over E-bike and Scooter safety

Communications & Culture

E-scooters are a popular and growing trend throughout the world’s cities. They provide tourists and residents with a way to...

Prabowo Set To Win Indonesia’s 2024 Election

Prabowo Set To Win Indonesia’s 2024 Election

International Politics & Economy

After two terms of Joko Widodo’s leadership, Indonesia’s 2024 General Election will mark the first change in leadership in ten...

Nearly a quarter of Australians with a disability smoke, study finds

Nearly a quarter of Australians with a disability smoke, study finds

Health

A recent study is recommending policymakers implement new strategies to reduce the high smoking rate of Australians with disabilities. Health...

Experts concerned over prescribing rate of antidepressants in Australia

Experts concerned over prescribing rate of antidepressants in Australia

Health

Experts are concerned at the rising prescribing rate of antidepressants, with around one in seven Australians taking antidepressant medication every...

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