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Gambling reforms go untouched for two years

Gambling reforms go untouched for two years

Politics & Economy

It has been two years since the release of the Murphy Report, which aimed to address the growing impact of...

Nicolette Boele sets her agenda

Nicolette Boele sets her agenda

Politics & Economy

Winning the seat of Bradfield by the narrowest of margins, second time candidate Nicolette Boele sets her sights on an...

How hard would it be to double our Defence spending?

How hard would it be to double our Defence spending?

Business and Finance International Politics & Economy 2 July 2025

In line with the NATO demands US President Donald Trump has made of European countries, we also have received a...

Essential service students on mandatory placement can now receive financial support

Essential service students on mandatory placement can now receive financial support

Education Health Politics & Economy

Yesterday, the Federal Government implemented the Commonwealth Prac Payment, a weekly payment available to students of nursing, midwifery, teaching and...

Cyber Attack – Six Million Qantas Customers Affected

Cyber Attack – Six Million Qantas Customers Affected

International

The personal details of six million Qantas customers have been compromised after a cyber attack on a third party platform...

Call to protect Aboriginal children’s rights at justice conference

Call to protect Aboriginal children’s rights at justice conference

Social Justice

First Nations child advocates are calling on governments to stop failing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. Meeting in Alice...

Tuvaluan ‘climate’ visa in full swing

Tuvaluan ‘climate’ visa in full swing

Social Justice

A new permanent visa for Tuvaluans is already in full swing, and a third of the population has entered into...

Noongar youth crowned Mr and Miss NAIDOC 2025

Noongar youth crowned Mr and Miss NAIDOC 2025

Communications & Culture

Many gathered at Perth’s Crown Ball room on Saturday night to watch the crowning of Mr and Miss NAIDOC 2025....

Urgent push to fix rural maternity shortages

Urgent push to fix rural maternity shortages

Health

Half of rural obstetric services have closed since the 1990s, leaving some areas as “obstetric deserts,” where 1 in 50...

Aboriginal Youth Leaders Program a Success in NSW Parliament

Aboriginal Youth Leaders Program a Success in NSW Parliament

Indigenous Politics & Economy

This month, the New South Wales Parliament launched its first-ever Young Aboriginal Leaders Program, inspiring young Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

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