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On the first of November a new Shingles from British Biotech and pharmaceutical Company GlaxoSmithKline. The new vaccine named Shingrix® will replace the previously available Zostavax® and the Shingrix® has been made free to five million Australians who have been deemed the most venerable to Shingles. The vaccine which needs two doses will cost the …
A recent KPMG report found 6 in 10 global CEOs predict a full return to in-office working by 2026. But a UNSW researcher believes these expectations could have negative outcomes, saying the hybrid workplace is here to stay post-COVID19. Image: Image: Pexels/ Andrea Piacquadio Produced By: Toni Pankaluic Featured In Story: Iva Durakovic – University …
Last week, after seven years working as a Federal Senator, Pat Dodson announced his retirement from politics, effective January 26 of next year. The 75-year-old Aboriginal activist is a respected leader, having been at the forefront of the pathway to Reconciliation for First Nations people. but Senator Dodson says his battle with cancer has affected …
Indigenous groups and leaders are calling for more nuanced and community-led solutions to close the gap on child sexual abuse. It comes after Peter Dutton and Jacinta Price’s senate motion to establish a Royal Commission into child sexual abuse in Indigenous communities was rejected. Image: Image: SA.GOV.AU/ Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People Produced …
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This week, global leaders are meeting in Dubai for the COP28 Climate Summit to discuss how to reduce emissions and adapt to a changing climate. While the world tries to stave off the worst of climate change, many Australians are already feeling the effects. The low-lying islands of the Torres Strait, off the most northern …
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This week, the COP28 summit started in Dubai, where politicians from across the world discuss the issue of climate action. But a group of protesters from grassroots group Climate COP Out say COP28 is being greenwashed, and took over the streets of Sydney in push bikes to raise awareness of climate action. The protests will …
First Nations parents and children have launched landmark class actions against the Queensland Government for alleged “systemic failure to reunite families.” The cases allege the state’s child safety department breached the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 and also allege failure to follow the Child Placement Principle in the Child Protection Act 1999. The cases will focus …
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First Nations communities are leading the way in renewable projects in Australia. This week, the First Nations Clean Energy Network launched the first Project Tracker, the first one of its kind in Australia. The tracker helps identify the 14 renewable projects across the country, and is expected to double the projects by next year. Produced …
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