Social Justice

Sexting, sending texts and images with sexual references, is a product of our social media culture. And it’s not just limited...

Amnesty International released its review into the global use of the Death Penalty and the results are saddening. Up 50%...

Despite months of protests and campaigns to Let Them Stay, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed the 90 asylum seeker...

Community legal centres warn women facing domestic violence could find it harder to get help if an upcoming funding shortfall...

During the nineteenth century in Victoria, the Scottish man Angus McMillan took part in the murder of hundreds of Gunaikurnai...

On Easter Sunday, a suicide bomber attacked a playground in Lahore, Pakistan, killing up to 70 people. A faction of...

The tragic death of Remote Area Nurse Gayle Woodford has highlighted the safety issues surrounding single post nurses, with a...

What happens to a country’s identity and history when its monuments, temples, artifacts and ancient treasures have been shot at,...

Belgium is in a state of shock and mourning following last night’s devastating triple bomb attack, which saw 34 people...

Access to affordable water is a human right, but for many, this access is severely restricted. Millions of people from...