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Young Farmers Scholarship Program supports emerging Farmers in Victoria’s Agriculture Sector

Young Farmers Scholarship Program supports emerging Farmers in Victoria’s Agriculture Sector

Education Science & Environment

Ongoing droughts have worsened conditions for Victorian farmers, seeing an increase in cost and production difficulty. In an effort to...

Victoria’s ban on machete sales “distracts attention away” from causes of crime

Victoria’s ban on machete sales “distracts attention away” from causes of crime

The Law

The Victorian government has made history today as the first Australian state to totally ban the sale of machetes. It...

Smear Campaign Waged Against Australia’s Independent Politicians

Smear Campaign Waged Against Australia’s Independent Politicians

Politics & Economy

The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed a probe into teal independent Monique Ryan’s alleged communist ties. The Kooyong MP claims...

Flesh Eating Buruli Ulcer hits Batemans Bay

Flesh Eating Buruli Ulcer hits Batemans Bay

Health

Two cases of the flesh-eating Buruli ulcer (Mycobacterium ulcerans infection) have been found in Batemans Bay on the south coast...

‘Regulate It?’: new campaign calls Victorians to rethink safe cannabis regulation

‘Regulate It?’: new campaign calls Victorians to rethink safe cannabis regulation

Health The Law

80 percent of Australians think possessing a small amount of cannabis shouldn’t be a criminal offence – that’s according to...

Continued calls for QLD Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry as uncertainty remains

Continued calls for QLD Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry as uncertainty remains

Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

First Nations people and organisations from across the country continue calls for the new Queensland government to reverse their decision...

Victoria extends order for lethal control of dingoes in state’s east

Victoria extends order for lethal control of dingoes in state’s east

Science & Environment The Law

Pest, predator or in need of protection? The national dingo debate remains a point of controversy, but earlier this week...

Health experts warn of HIV spike amid PrEP shortage in Australia

Health experts warn of HIV spike amid PrEP shortage in Australia

Health

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has announced shortages of several HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medications, raising concerns among healthcare professionals....

‘Win Some Lose More’: Councillor’s calls to act

‘Win Some Lose More’: Councillor’s calls to act

Health Politics & Economy Social Justice

As political leaders and experts deliberate over the Federal governments proposed partial ban on gambling adverts, the impacts from gambling...

Australians losing trust in supermarkets as prices soar

Australians losing trust in supermarkets as prices soar

Business and Finance Politics & Economy

Australians are losing trust in major supermarkets Coles and Woolworths as prices have soared in the cost of living crisis....