Social Justice

Over 20 years ago, a Royal Commission took place investigating Indigenous deaths in custody. But new statistics show backward results....

It’s been 15 years since the first Sorry Day, a day of remembrance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people...

The head of a victims support group has expressed frustration over George Pell’s appearance before a Victorian parliamentary inquiry into...

National Sorry Day will be observed this Sunday 26th May. For many Australians, the day is as much a remembrance...

Forbes magazine has released its list of the 100 most powerful women in the world for 2013; and it’s German...

The Victorian Inquiry into child abuse is reaching its final stages, with Cardinal George Pell due to present before the...

Today’s 2013 Salvation Army National Economic and Social Impact Survey 2013 confirmed what welfare groups have been saying for months:...

In response to the death of over 400 industrial workers in Bangladesh an international agreement has been made to prevent...

There’s a direct link between rising homelessness and low rental housing affordability. But is this affecting people on Youth Allowance...

Charities have been overwhelmed by requests for help from some of Australia’s newest residents. Refugees struggling to survive on their...