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After many hiccups with Covid, and getting our new Outdoor Broadcast Van manufactured it finally went on the road last weekend. The November Rotary Seaside Market was the venue for the maiden outing of our new van. Even thought Van has not been fully kitted out (It was missing a internal bench, and is due …
The Federal government is gearing up to transition the energy sector away from fossil fuel-based industries through a new government body. The Net Zero Economy Authority will oversee the upskilling of workers and the move towards emerging clean energy manufacturing. The bill to establish the Authority passed the Federal parliament earlier in September. Image: Image …
As of yet, Australia has responded to those seeking humanitarian assistance with up to 25 different types of visas. While this ad hoc approach has offered elbow room in government response, it has also heightened inconsistencies within the visa processing system. The precarity of this system has ushered in a proposal for a more predictable …
Coastal communities from the Otway Basin are celebrating victory against the largest seismic blasting project in history. Last Friday, energy data company TGS withdrew their plans for seismic blasting following repeated pushback by the Australian government regulators for not adequately consulting affected stakeholders as well as fierce opposition by the public. Image: Image Credit: Otway …
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The iconic Mexican Navy tall ship, Cuauhtémoc is set to grace Australian shores as part of its 42nd international training cruise in 2024. This majestic three-masted vessel will visit Fremantle, Melbourne, and Sydney during its 222-day journey through Asia and Australia, covering over 25,000 nautical miles. Led by Captain Victor Hugo Molina Pérez, the Cuauhtémoc …
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The South Australia government continues to push forward with a proposed ban on social media for people under 14, prompted by rising concern around the potential impact social media presents for their mental wellbeing. Earlier last month, the state’s Premier, Peter Malinauskas released a report by the former Chief Justice of the High Court the …
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People who have relocated to Australia’s regions could seek local employment, if the push to return to offices continues. A new survey released this week reveals over 80 percent of Australia’s CEOs expect to see working from home become a thing of the past by late 2027. The work from home and “relocate to the …
Tarnanthi Art Fair returns for its 9th consecutive year this month showcasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artworks and their stories. The upcoming exhibition includes artworks from over 50 art centres across Australia, and will be exclusively online, connecting artists with local and international audiences. So, what benefits do events like these create for First …
The Australian economy has been a major discussion point over the last four years following impacts of the pandemic. While the Federal government and Reserve Bank of Australia have claimed the country is not in recession, Australia’s broader public has been left questioning… Is Australia in a state of recession? and how is Australia’s economic …