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Last weekend, Sri Lanka sworn in newly elected President Anura Kumura Dissnayake, who emerged victorious after a second count of votes. In recent years, the island nation has been dealing with a severe economic crisis as well as being under the tight grip of powerful political families. So what will this new leadership bring to …
The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network is hosting a conference in Perth next week to discuss how Australia can achieve a diplomatic solution to war. The conference, called ‘Sleepwalking into War’ will discuss why Australia needs a more independent defence policy and how the community can get involved. Some of the guest speakers will be …
New genetic testing has been developed at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute to find those more at risk of suffering from cardiac arrest. The genetic testing is designed to identify commonly inherited heart diseases like Long QT syndrome, a condition causing sudden cardiac death in those otherwise fit and healthy. This condition impacts around …
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Australians living in rural and regional areas are at higher risk of alcohol and drug addiction due to isolation, stress and cultural factors. But support services in these areas are in short supply, far away and hard to get to. If you need support, please phone Lifeline on 13 11 14 or 13Yarn on 13 …
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Following persistent community campaigning, a new law protecting Adelaide’s iconic Crown and Anchor Hotel from demolition, has recently passed State Parliament, ensuring its future as a live music venue. The agreement with developer Wee Hur Holdings Ltd permits a 29-storey building next door but preserves the hotel and its role. The law also mandates noise …
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Pest, predator or in need of protection? The national dingo debate remains a point of controversy, but earlier this week the Victorian government announced an extension of the dingo unprotection order in north east and eastern Victoria. The order permits lethal control of dingoes on private land and around boundaries of public land until January 1, 2028, …
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This week, four individuals received the Australian Mental Health Prize for their efforts on supporting good mental health and wellbeing. The winners have conducted research on how the community can achieve a good mental health, and developed programs to tackle mental health issues across the community. Image: Image supplied Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In …
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The government says it’s preparing communities and organisations across the country ahead of the upcoming bushfire season. Earlier this month, three new heavy helicopters have been acquired for use in bushfires and other emergencies. How can Australia brace for the rising temperatures? Image: Image by Noah Secomb Produced By: Noah Secomb Featured In Story: Jenny …