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Advocates condemn Queensland Government’s move to transition Police watch houses into prisons

Advocates condemn Queensland Government’s move to transition Police watch houses into prisons

Indigenous Social Justice The Law

Youth justice advocates have condemned the Queensland Government’s move to override the state’s Human Rights Act and transition watch houses...

Women in Hospitality Expected to Manage Workplace Harassment and Gender-Based Violence

Women in Hospitality Expected to Manage Workplace Harassment and Gender-Based Violence

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Law

Gender-based violence and sexual harassment continues to be a pervasive problem within the hospitality industry. A new report from the...

Getting the Genie back in the bottle

Getting the Genie back in the bottle

Communications & Culture Science & Environment Social Justice The Law

The EU has enacted laws to force platforms to take down harmful content from the Internet.  They demand that it...

Experts Recommend Reforms for Sexual Assault Victims’ Justice

Experts Recommend Reforms for Sexual Assault Victims’ Justice

Social Justice The Law

New research released today shows many victim/survivors have negative experiences of the criminal justice system after reporting sexual violence.  The...

Campaign for exemption amid barbershop’s push for ‘last male sanctuary’ – what about legislation?

Campaign for exemption amid barbershop’s push for ‘last male sanctuary’ – what about legislation?

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

An Adelaide barber shop has applied for an exemption to South Australia’s Equal Opportunity Act in a push to remain...

Awareness critical in identifying and combating financial abuse

Awareness critical in identifying and combating financial abuse

International Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

One in six Australian women have experienced economic abuse by a partner.  This is according to a recently released survey...

‘Dying to Know’ campaign empowering Australians to live and die well

‘Dying to Know’ campaign empowering Australians to live and die well

Health Social Justice The Law

Voluntary assisted dying, and palliative care can work well together, but some people are still excluded from the choice of...

pregnancy and parental leave: targets for workplace discrimination

pregnancy and parental leave: targets for workplace discrimination

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

Pregnant women and new parents still remain a target of workplace discrimination despite decades-old legislation making it unlawful. Researchers are...

Aussies Living with Disability Struggle to Find Accessible Housing

Aussies Living with Disability Struggle to Find Accessible Housing

Health Social Justice The Law

The building industry is asking the Queensland Government to delay changes made to the National Construction Code that would make...

Traditional owners rejoice as court overturns plan for Kimba nuclear waste dump

Traditional owners rejoice as court overturns plan for Kimba nuclear waste dump

Communications & Culture Indigenous Science & Environment The Law

“We won it for our grandparents,” says Bungarla Elder, Dawn Taylor, following their victory in a six-year battle opposing a...