Social Justice

New figures released this week by the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveal the Treasurer’s low unemployment numbers maybe misleading. Linda...

Welfare rights groups have criticised the Federal Government’s new ‘Welfare to Work’ scheme, saying it’s too severe. And in the...

Protesters at a David Hicks vigil in the Blue Mountains were alarmed on Friday when two uniformed police officers took...

A conference held in Norway over the weekend saw 46 countries promise to ban the use of the cluster bomb,...

One in every 16 people are being turned away from community services because there is not enough funding. According to...

A new documentary currently showing in Australia zooms in on the life of Cuban photojournalist Alberto Diaz or ‘Korda’ as...

A group of asylum seekers has been intercepted off the coast of Christmas Island and Prime Minister John Howard says...

The murder in Rwanda of more than 50,000 Tutsis in the early 1990’s continues to haunt the UN. They were...

As we await the trial of Senior Sergent Chris Hurley, in relation to the death of Mulrunji Doomadgee on Palm...

At least 8 people have killed and 45 injured in co-ordinated overnight attacks across the South of Thailand involving up...