International Politics & Economy
The most populous country in Africa went to the polls on Saturday, amid some controversial delays. There have been accusations...
Social Justice The Law
Researchers at RMIT University surveyed 4200 people aged 16 to 49 years old and found that nearly 9% of respondents...
Communications & Culture Politics & Economy
Concerns have been raised over Facebook’s advertising-tracking software, after advertisements for fringe movements were being shown to some social media...
Indigenous Science & Environment
With the country in the grip of drought, the Murray-Darling collapsing, and dead fish in Menindee, some are looking for...
Health Science & Environment
A recent study by five American scientists suggests a link between use of the herbicide glyphosate and an increased risk...
Indigenous Social Justice The Law
WA Premier Mark McGowan has announced priorities for his government to achieve. One is to reduce Aboriginal adults by 23%...
Health
100,000 Australian children are now taking antidepressant pills to cope with depression and it marks the first time that this...
Politics & Economy Science & Environment
Experts are already describing the Climate Solutions Fund as a failure. Earlier today, Prime Minister Scott Morrison – the same...
It’s been 18 years since The United States and a coalition of over 40 nations invaded Afghanistan in the wake...
Science & Environment
With the report on the extinction of the Bramble Cay Melomy, the first mammal to go extinct due to human-induced...
