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Better budgeting needed from Young Australians for retirement

Better budgeting needed from Young Australians for retirement

Politics & Economy

While many young Australians are struggling financially with the current economic downturn and cost of living crisis, younger populations also...

Soap made using ingredients from Country – Merging Indigenous cultural knowledge with science

Soap made using ingredients from Country – Merging Indigenous cultural knowledge with science

Indigenous Science & Environment Social Justice

Indigenous youth in rural Northern Territory are exploring the chemistry of soap-making in a project led by Indigenous scientists and...

Floating Solar Panels Suggested as Energy Solution for Regions Near Equator

Floating Solar Panels Suggested as Energy Solution for Regions Near Equator

International Politics & Economy Science & Environment

New research from the Australian National University’s School of Engineering suggests floating solar panels could provide unlimited energy to densely...

Awareness critical in identifying and combating financial abuse

Awareness critical in identifying and combating financial abuse

International Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

One in six Australian women have experienced economic abuse by a partner.  This is according to a recently released survey...

‘Dying to Know’ campaign empowering Australians to live and die well

‘Dying to Know’ campaign empowering Australians to live and die well

Health Social Justice The Law

Voluntary assisted dying, and palliative care can work well together, but some people are still excluded from the choice of...

New research unveils one in five Aussies worry about being able to put food on the table

New research unveils one in five Aussies worry about being able to put food on the table

Politics & Economy

Inflation, sky-high rent and rising interest rates are affecting everyday Australians with new research from Orange Sky revealing more than...

Leading Judges Support the Voice in Open Letter

Leading Judges Support the Voice in Open Letter

Communications & Culture Indigenous Social Justice

An eminent group of retired judges have published an open letter to the people of Australia in support of a...

Fostering dialogue about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament

Fostering dialogue about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament

Communications & Culture Indigenous Social Justice

As community momentum builds about the upcoming referendum on the Voice to Parliament, panel discussions and community events are being...

Another South Australian council abandons January 26 events

Another South Australian council abandons January 26 events

Communications & Culture Social Justice

January 26 has become a date of growing contention – with many recognising it is not all sun, surf and...

pregnancy and parental leave: targets for workplace discrimination

pregnancy and parental leave: targets for workplace discrimination

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Pregnant women and new parents still remain a target of workplace discrimination despite decades-old legislation making it unlawful. Researchers are...