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“Every phone is now a bottle shop”

“Every phone is now a bottle shop”

Health

Research from FARE, the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and The University of Queensland shows how alcohol companies use...

First Nations Elder resigns in protest against imprison of children

First Nations Elder resigns in protest against imprison of children

Social Justice

A Larrakia man has quit from a public service role in the Northern Territory following the government’s decision to lock...

Offshore detention at high risk of developing PTSD

Offshore detention at high risk of developing PTSD

Health

New research from the University of New South Wales highlights the stark consequences of offshore detention for asylum seekers and...

NSW government set to introduce a new legislation on protesting

NSW government set to introduce a new legislation on protesting

Politics & Economy

The Minns Labor Government is set to introduce new legislation imposing stronger sanctions on those who obstruct railway lines during...

Blogger Shane Hryhorec on the challenges of travelling as a wheelchair user

Blogger Shane Hryhorec on the challenges of travelling as a wheelchair user

Communications & Culture Social Justice

After a life-changing accident, entrepreneur and disability advocate Shane Hryhorec has turned his experience into a platform for change. He’s...

Australia still not on track to reducing fossil fuel emissions: State of the Climate Report 2024

Australia still not on track to reducing fossil fuel emissions: State of the Climate Report 2024

Science & Environment

Today COP29 kicked off in Azerbaijan in a diplomatic effort to act on climate change.  Back home, the eighth biennial...

First Nations’ ancestral remains repatriated back to Australia

First Nations’ ancestral remains repatriated back to Australia

Indigenous Social Justice

The ancestral remains of First Nations adults and children held by Californian institutions since the early 1900s have now been...

Australia’s climate finance commitment inadequate for vulnerable Pacific nations

Australia’s climate finance commitment inadequate for vulnerable Pacific nations

Politics & Economy Science & Environment

Ahead of Australia’s bid to host COP31 in 2026, Oxfam is calling on the Australian Government to increase its climate...

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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...