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Almost 230 tonnes of clothing and textiles are thrown out in Australia each year, mainly going to landfill. Zenzi Grace from Bellingen is doing something about it – creating homewares and apparel into wearable art. Image: Image:Shutterstock- Kostikova Natalia Produced By: Eleanor Godley Featured In Story: Zenzi Grace – Bellingen First aired on The Wire, …
Food security is something we take for granted – supermarkets are open every day and we can get whatever we want. But in many parts of the world, the access to regular supplies of daily food and water is a problem. Australia can help communities around the world, but as 735 million people are undernourished …
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All the best from the Wire this week, in one compact episode! Image: Image: The Wire Produced By: Roderick Chambers First aired on The Wire, Saturday 9 August 2025
Off the coast of South Australia in the upper Spencer Gulf, near Whyalla, groups of Giant Australian Cuttlefish come together every year to breed. The strip line is the sole location globally where this breeding process takes place. But this may soon change, as the Algal bloom is intensifying and scientists are concerned the bloom …
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National Science Week has been officially launched at Questacon in Canberra. A record number of events have been registered across the country to encourage Australians young and old to get involved in the STEM sector. Canberra reporter Noah Secomb was at the launch event earlier this week. National Science Week begins on Saturday and runs …
Last week, Virgin Australia has announced plans to allow small pets in the cabin on selected domestic flights, becoming the first major airline in the country to do so. The news has excited pet lovers, but it’s also raised questions about why it took so long, and why other airlines won’t follow suit. Image: Photo …
First Nations women are facing the largest gender pay gap in Australia, earning on average 35% less than male Australian workers, according to new research by Jobs and Skills Australia. Professor Nareen Young from UTS says this gap is rooted in historical injustice and continues to limit access to housing, education, and economic independence. Image: …
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We tend to think of the US as the bastion of private enterprise, but many successful businesses owe their success to Government contracts. This is why the participation of Elon Musk in the Presidential race kind of raised a red flag. But maybe we should be more concerned about his erstwhile business partner Peter Thiel …