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Tonight, the Albanese government will release the budget for the next financial year, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers already predicting a 9.3 billion dollar surplus. Here’s what we know about the budget already. Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Sasha Foot, National Radio News political reporter, and Noah Secomb, National Radio News political reporter First …
The Tasmanian Coroner’s Office is facing serious backlash after dropping Aboriginal remains in paper bags at the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre. The ancestral remains were part of two separate coronial investigations, returned to the center evidence bags without prior warning, According to the Coroner’s Act of 1995, the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre must be notified if the …
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According to the last census, Australians with Greek ancestry are one of the largest immigrant groups in the country, making up ONE POINT SEVEN PER CENT of the population. This week, the Greek community in Brisbane will celebrate the 48th year hosting Paniyiri, one of the biggest cultural festivals in Australia. Image: Image: Paniyiri Greek …
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Refugee advocates are urging the government to take the lives of asylum seekers more seriously. Social support for people seeking asylum was cut by 95 per cent, with successive Federal Governments forcing people seeking asylum further into poverty, sickness and homelessness. It comes as the Albanese government spent less than half of the nearly 37 …
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The Federal government has held talks with universities and lobby groups to reform international student enrolments. Some say this will reduce the housing crisis in Australia, but others believe this is sending a negative message about international education in the country. Produced By: Noah Secomb, and Sasha Foot Featured In Story: Brendan O’Connor – Minister …
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Over the weekend, bright and colourful auroras lit up skies throughout the northern and southern hemispheres, including many parts of Australia. These auroras are caused by geomagnetic storms, varying in frequency and intensity. So exactly what’s the nature of geomagnetic storms and are they a cause for concern? Does the most powerful geomagnetic storm of …
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Last week, Australian whistleblower David McBride had a sentencing hearing in Canberra, this after a decade after Mr McBride leaked secret defence documents to the media. His sentencing judgement will be this week, with a potential of being in jail for more than two years. Image: Image Credit: Katrin Bolovtsova / Pexels Produced By: Mia …
The last week has seen national outrage over an incident at a Melbourne private school, where male students created a spreadsheet ranking girls using sexist and violent language. Experts say this isn’t an isolated incident, and similar attitudes and behaviours have been recorded in schools across the country. Image: Image: Cloudfront Produced By: Mary-Kate Hannagan …
Andrew Tate and the ‘Manosphere’- Sexism is infiltrating Australian schools Read More »