Social Justice

All of Australia has now undertaken an official commitment to reconciliation, after Tasmania yesterday became the last Australian state to...

The Federal Government is facing a High Court challenge over the legality of their plans for a postal vote on...

Tomorrow will be the 24th International Day of Indigenous Peoples, which recognises the 370 million Indigenous people living around the...

Violent protests across Venezuela have been exacerbated following the installation of a controversial constituent assembly upon the order of President Nicolas Maduro. International...

After a landmark survey showing high rates of sexual harassment and assault on university campuses, a new report suggests ways...

There has been a significant shift in attitude toward homosexual couples in the past ten years, according to the latest...

‘Voluntourism’ is an increasingly popular way for well-meaning people from developed countries to travel overseas. Many young tourists want to...

A proposal to conduct a postal plebiscite on same-sex marriage has been slammed by Western Australian Senator Dean Smith. This...

Elijah Doughty was 14 years old when he was killed, in August 2016. He was riding a motorbike when a four...

Victims of slavery and human trafficking could receive support without having to assist criminal prosecutions under recommendations in a parliamentary...