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Open letter urges the Federal Government to target university sexual violence

Open letter urges the Federal Government to target university sexual violence

Education Health Social Justice The Law

Content warning: reference to sexual harassment Over 40 groups and individuals Australia-wide have signed an open letter urgently calling on...

Legacy – Centenary Torch Relay

Legacy – Centenary Torch Relay

Communications & Culture Social Justice

On a grey rainy day in the World War one  battlefields at Pozieres, two diggers made a promise to look...

Pathfinders are on the case

Pathfinders are on the case

Indigenous Social Justice The Law

Often people in more remote areas never got their birth registered and as such have no birth certificate. This may...

Queensland housing plan doesn’t go far enough says Qld Greens

Queensland housing plan doesn’t go far enough says Qld Greens

Social Justice

The Queensland government recently announced they would be partnering with St Vincent de Paul Queensland to build 147 new social...

Young Aussies experiencing disadvantage in post-school work or study environments

Young Aussies experiencing disadvantage in post-school work or study environments

Education Indigenous Social Justice

A recent study finds young Aussies experience disadvantage in post-school work and study transition periods.  The report released by The...

As Brisbane looks ahead to the Olympics, the survival of Brisbane parks hangs in the balance

As Brisbane looks ahead to the Olympics, the survival of Brisbane parks hangs in the balance

International Science & Environment Social Justice

The Queensland Government proposes to build a full-sized athletics warm-up track in Brisbane’s Raymond Park for the 2032 Olympic Games. ...

Robodebt scheme report released to the public

Robodebt scheme report released to the public

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Robodebt Royal Commissioner Catherine Holmes delivered a damning assessment of federal ministers and public servants in her final report released today....

Fighting the legacy of colonisation with innovation

Fighting the legacy of colonisation with innovation

Indigenous Science & Environment Social Justice

First Nations communities are being encouraged to share their knowledge with STEM researchers in a new initiative aimed at addressing...

Unspoken expectation: a burden on First Nations people in workplace cultural events

Unspoken expectation: a burden on First Nations people in workplace cultural events

Communications & Culture Indigenous Social Justice

Each year Australia hosts a number of observed days and weeks, dedicated to First Nations people. From Reconciliation week, and...

Concern in Karratha as regional housing plummets into dire territory

Concern in Karratha as regional housing plummets into dire territory

Health Politics & Economy Science & Environment Social Justice

The housing crisis continues to affect Australians, and in regional areas of the country, the situation is dire as prices...