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Over 60,000 university students and staff have already taken part in a groundbreaking national survey on racism at Australian universities. The Australian Human Rights Commission’s Racism@Uni survey is one of the largest studies of its kind in the country, examining how widespread racism is, what forms it takes, and its impact on campus life. The …
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Western Australian farmers have reacted to the new emissions target, calling for urgent action to address the environmental challenges facing rural communities. The target is set to reduce emissions by 62 to 70 per cent by 2035, compared to 2005 levels. Image: Image from Shutterstock Produced By: Sarah Jensz Featured In Story: Verity Morgan-Schmidt – …
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The latest HILDA survey highlights a troubling trend: more Australians are entering retirement without owning a home, and the number of retirees renting is steadily rising. As housing affordability worsens, future generations face the prospect of renting well into retirement, with serious implications for financial security and quality of life. Image: Image from Shutterstock Produced …
Today a new campaign kicks off in support of nurses caring patients with cancer. One in two Australians will be diagnosed with cancer at any point in time, facing different challenges before, during, and after treatment. The McGrath Foundation launched the ‘Now for All Cancers Day’ to raise awareness about the Cancer Care Nurses program …
It’s been six years since the 2019-2020 black summer bushfires raged across Australia – seeing destruction in several parts of the country. Amongst the blaze – fires destroyed thousands of homes, killed hundreds of people, left wildlife severely impacted and communities reeling. Recovery efforts have seen the best part of three years in some areas, but …
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This month, South Australia passed laws to criminalise coercive control as a standalone offence, making it the third state to adopt this legislation. Coercive control is an under-reported type of domestic violence where an abuser seeks to control a victim’s behaviour. The state’s laws are set to come in to affect in 2027. Minister for …
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The Albanese government has announced a new target aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 62–70% per cent by 2035, a similar target to meet the worlds collective target of net zero by 2050. The pledge has received mixed reactions, with climate advocates across the country outraged at the figure, while industry experts reflect on what …
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The legacy of Italian women migrants is chronicled in a new documentary that explores the contribution multiple generations would have upon Australian culture. The documentary La Signorinella: Little Miss profiles the struggle of migrant women and how they were able to find a way to use their cultural difference to reach the very of top …