Politics & Economy Social Justice
Calls for cuts in immigration from Shadow Immigration Minister Kristina Keneally were proposed as an opportunity to focus on empowering Australian...
Indigenous Social Justice The Law
Families of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who have died in custody are telling their personal stories, and those...
International Social Justice
More than 70 West Papuan and Moluccan people are in jail in Indonesia, charged with treason and facing lengthy sentences...
Health Politics & Economy Social Justice
Nearly one and a half billion dollars has stayed in the pockets and households of pokie gamblers, as a result...
Police surveillance across Australia has been increased to reduce the spread of Covid 19 by monitoring social distancing. However there...
Predictions about how quickly the economy can recover after Covid 19 is brought under control vary dramatically. For the global...
Communications & Culture Education Health Social Justice
As schools try to quickly adapt to on line delivery of education a new study rings some alarm bells for...
Indigenous International Politics & Economy Social Justice
Construction work on the Carmichael site in Queensland continues, as State and Federal legislation defines mining as an “essential industry”....
Social Justice
COVID-19 forced strict border lockdowns in Peru, leaving Griffith University medical students Dakkota McConnell, Lauren Marcos, and Daisy Lee stranded. The...
While politicians and their staffers are working from home, the kitchens that usually supply food for workers in South Australia...