Social Justice

What’s supposed to be a time to celebrate the achievements of our talented sporting teams can also be some of...

After eight weeks of intensely divided public protests, vicious blood-letting by state Liberal Party members and threats to oust Premier...

South Australia’s Aboriginal community is mourning the death of indigenous advocate and NAIDOC lifetime achievement winner, Tauto Sansbury. Born on...

Apart from the post-code sentencing of people to a cashless card (and indigenous people are again over represented), we now...

Last Saturday the Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety announced that couples in Victoria now have the option to say...

There has been widespread community outcry following a police shooting in Geraldton last Tuesday. Joyce Clarke, a 29 year old...

Today the Northern Territory Government released a draft proposal outlining strategies and pathways to reduce the incarceration and recidivism rates...

Spinifex Gum, a choir of young indigenous women, performed in Parliament House yesterday, as politicians returned to Canberra after the...

Liptember is a campaign that runs through the month of September and calls on people to purchase lipstick which raises...

Victoria Legal Aid is pursuing a second case which questions the legality of the Robodebt scheme. Bill Shorten, ex Labor...