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Anniversary of Kabul’s collapse: Insights on media portrayal and women’s representation amid crisis

Anniversary of Kabul’s collapse: Insights on media portrayal and women’s representation amid crisis

Politics & Economy

Today, August 15, marks one of the darkest days in Afghanistan’s history: the collapse of Kabul. Two years ago, immediately following...

Hundreds of thousands call on FIFA to recognise Afghanistan’s national women’s soccer team

Hundreds of thousands call on FIFA to recognise Afghanistan’s national women’s soccer team

International Social Justice

The Afghan’s Women’s National Soccer team have received over 100 000 signatures on their petition to gain recognition in the...

Soap made using ingredients from Country – Merging Indigenous cultural knowledge with science

Soap made using ingredients from Country – Merging Indigenous cultural knowledge with science

Indigenous Science & Environment Social Justice

Indigenous youth in rural Northern Territory are exploring the chemistry of soap-making in a project led by Indigenous scientists and...

New research unveils one in five Aussies worry about being able to put food on the table

New research unveils one in five Aussies worry about being able to put food on the table

Politics & Economy

Inflation, sky-high rent and rising interest rates are affecting everyday Australians with new research from Orange Sky revealing more than...

Fostering dialogue about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament

Fostering dialogue about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament

Communications & Culture Indigenous Social Justice

As community momentum builds about the upcoming referendum on the Voice to Parliament, panel discussions and community events are being...

Multicultural Queensland Month calls for state-wide celebration of diversity

Multicultural Queensland Month calls for state-wide celebration of diversity

Communications & Culture International Social Justice

Multicultural Queensland Month kicked off this week, with events and activities across the state of Queensland. This month-long opportunity calls...

Volunteering Queensland announces second State of Volunteering in Queensland report

Volunteering Queensland announces second State of Volunteering in Queensland report

Communications & Culture Education

Over 75% of Queenslanders formally and informally were engaged in volunteering work in 2020, that is 3 million people. And...

The secret to affordable meals providing relief amid soaring energy prices

The secret to affordable meals providing relief amid soaring energy prices

Communications & Culture Health

Despite the Federal Government’s intervention in the energy market, customers will see their electricity prices soar by as much as...

Exhibition marks ten years of refugee offshore detention

Exhibition marks ten years of refugee offshore detention

Social Justice

This week marks 10 years since then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced asylum seekers who arrived in Australia by boat will...

Sarcoma Awareness Month: Brisbanite’s shocking cancer diagnosis

Sarcoma Awareness Month: Brisbanite’s shocking cancer diagnosis

Communications & Culture Health

Researchers and advocates are calling for greater funding to support cancer research, particularly Sarcoma, this July for Sarcoma Awareness month. ...