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Project aims to understand more of the Kimberley’s coral reefs

Australia has many amazing corals, and not only are they beautiful to look at, but they protect the coastline and provide habitats for marine life. Yet, there’s still so much to learn about these vital ecosystems. Researchers from Curtin University have created the ‘Kimberley Reef Connect’ project to close the knowledge gaps of the region’s …

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Sports brands underpaying Cambodian workers: research

A new research released today shows sports brands Nike and Adidas are underpaying their workers in Cambodia. The report called ‘Stitched under Strain’ shows workers, mostly women, have experienced systemic wage loss, and even with overtime pay, workers in Cambodia don’t make ends meet with basic housing and food. Image: CATU President, Yang Sophorn, and …

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More educated population and government untrustworthy: research

A new report has been released giving a snapshot of the social landscape in Australia. The Australian Cohesion Index 2023, developed by the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute, shows positive strides in health and education overall, reflecting a healthy and educated population. However, the report shows there are many challenges ahead, like trust in government and …

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Pakistan’s hidden scourge – Female Genital Mutilation

In Pakistan, female genital cutting remains shrouded in secrecy, with survivors being the sole voices shedding light on its prevalence. Conversations on this sensitive issue are stifled due to the prevailing societal norms that cast women’s bodies as objects of shame or taboo. Despite the global rise of feminism and female empowerment in many contemporary …

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