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New report calls for national reform to First Nations education system

Content warning: the following contains mention of First Nations people that are now deceased. Over 50 First Nations educators from across Australia gathered in Ross River last month for the 5th annual First Nations education conference – Utyerre Apanpe, echoing support for educational change. The event coincided with the launch of the 100-page policy document, …

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A light on “anxiety-inducing” experience of those faced with social housing queues

New research reveals what it’s like to be one in a queue of thousands for social housing, with waitees describing experiences as “traumatic” and “anxiety-inducing” as some remain on waitlists for up to 10 years. With over 170 000 people queued for social housing nationally – the report Waithood: The Experiences of Applying for and Waiting …

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Uncovering the Sinister Impacts of Excessive Screen Time

New studies found that regular YouTube users have more tendency to experience levels of loneliness, anxiety, and depression. Frequent YouTube usage and its connection to poor mental health urges discussions on young adults social media usage, its severe effects, and methods to aid self-control. Given the increasing screen time and social media addiction among young …

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Australia’s trans rights law amid global LGBTQ concerns

August 1st, 2023 marks the 10 year anniversary of when Australia passed the national anti-discrimination law for trans and gender diverse peoples. While trans rights seem to be protected here in Australia, in the United States trans and other LGBTQ rights are being threatened by legislation. Trans Americans and Australians speak on what this means …

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