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The end of a long and bloody world war finally occurred with the capitulation of Japan on 15 August 1945....
Science & Environment The Law
Families who lost loved ones in the Port Arthur massacre are outraged over a contentious bill to extend hunting rights...
Science & Environment
We often hear about species of bandicoots, bilbies or quolls facing the risk of extinction… but did you know there...
National Science Week continues, with over 2,000 events happening across Australia. I spoke to Associate Professor Shannon Kilmartin-Lynch, a proud...
Politics & Economy
This week, The Wire brought you the story of Max Barry, an Australian veteran who witnessed the end of World...
Health International Social Justice
As the ongoing traumatic events in Israel and Palestine – particularly in Gaza – continue, the mental health impacts are...
Communications & Culture Politics & Economy
It’s been 80 years since World War II ended for Australia when Japan formerly surrendered – an event also known...
Communications & Culture The Law
AI could pose a new threat – with Australian authors fearing a proposed shift in copyright laws could give power...
Education The Law
Issues in Early Childcare regulation and legislations are under the microscope right now following the case of alleged sexual misconduct...
International Science & Environment
The world loves a cup of coffee and delights in chocolate treats. But in the Pacific, island nations growing coffee...
