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Newly arrived refugees transforming into entrepreneurs

Newly arrived refugees transforming into entrepreneurs

Communications & Culture

Technology communities in Australia are trying to harness the skills, life experiences, risk-taking ability and creativity of refuges and migrants. The...

Papua New Guinea election: accusations of bribery and fake ballot papers

Papua New Guinea election: accusations of bribery and fake ballot papers

Politics & Economy

Papua New Guinea has just closed its polling booths after a fraught 2017 election. Allegations of corruption and fraud were...

NAIDOC Week: Preserving Australia’s Indigenous languages

NAIDOC Week: Preserving Australia’s Indigenous languages

Communications & Culture

Almost half of Australia’s 250 traditional languages are considered endangered and the issue is the focus of NAIDOC Week 2017. Indigenous communities are...

Young Iraqi refugee recognised for community contribution

Young Iraqi refugee recognised for community contribution

Social Justice

Asaad Fadhil Alshekhly arrived in Australia in 2014 after a treacherous four-year journey from Iraq. The young refugee’s education was...

Greens push for penalty rates to be protected in law

Greens push for penalty rates to be protected in law

Politics & Economy

The Greens upped the ante on the penalty rates debate today, announcing a plan to legislate to protect existing rates. Industrial...