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Telstra Outages: Minimising risks for future

Telstra Outages: Minimising risks for future

Communications & Culture

This week, telecommunications company Telstra suffered a major outage, leaving thousands of Australians unable to use their services such as...

Recognising the risks of Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Recognising the risks of Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Health

New research reveals fewer than two in five elderly Australians aged 65 and over are taking Respiratory Syncytial Virus as...

Talking Periods: National Campaign to tackle Systemic Stigma

Talking Periods: National Campaign to tackle Systemic Stigma

Indigenous Social Justice

A national campaign by women’s health organisation Jean Hailes is working to normalise period conversations, removing shame, and empowering families...

Warreen Beek Ranger Program training First Nations students

Warreen Beek Ranger Program training First Nations students

Education Indigenous

We continue celebrating NAIDOC week by looking back at the history, culture, and successes of First Nations communities. This year,...

NAIDOC: 50 Years of Deadly highlights powerful perspectives

NAIDOC: 50 Years of Deadly highlights powerful perspectives

Communications & Culture Education Indigenous Politics & Economy

This story contains reference to an Indigenous person who has died. Powerful perspectives intersect for NAIDOC week, platforming this year’s...

Advocates call for youth justice reform to align with international methods

Advocates call for youth justice reform to align with international methods

Social Justice The Law

Advocacy organisations are calling for Australian youth justice reform following a visit from international experts in judiciary transformation. The international...

Census 2026 critical to provide services for CALD communities

Census 2026 critical to provide services for CALD communities

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy

The Australian Bureau of Statistics will conduct the census across Australia on August 11 to have a snapshot of services...

Hamas to transfer power to US backed Palestinian committee

Hamas to transfer power to US backed Palestinian committee

International Politics & Economy

After 20 years of governing Palestine, Hamas has announced it will dissolve its government to make way for what’s commonly known as the...

Will shark-monitoring technology roll-out save lives?

Will shark-monitoring technology roll-out save lives?

Science & Environment

After the shark attack that took place in Coogee on the 13th of June, The Minns Labor government announced expanding...

Engaging with Indonesia

Engaging with Indonesia

International

Since Australia’s recognition of Indonesian independence following the Second World War, Australian-Indonesia relations have been important for both nations through...