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The Consent Matters project is making a big impact in Victoria, helping educators boost their confidence in teaching young people about sexual consent. This initiative, led by Sexual Health Victoria and Women’s Health in the South East, is equipping youth and community workers with the tools to address this crucial topic. The Wire spoke with …
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As stormy weather sweeps across Australia, the risk of thunderstorm asthma is once again on the rise.New research is helping to identify those most at risk, allowing for earlier treatment and better prevention. I spoke with Dr Rachel Tham from the University of Melbourne’s Department of Medicine, who is leading efforts to better understand and …
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Today marks Human Rights Day, a global observance aimed at raising awareness of human rights issues. However, for many people with disabilities, this day highlights ongoing challenges. Disability advocates are calling for stronger action and legislation to protect their rights. The recent Government response to the Disability Royal Commission has left many disappointed, with advocates …
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The debate around nuclear power in Australia continues. The community of Muswelbrook in the Hunter Valley is one of many designated places where the Opposition wants to build nuclear plants. Federal Member for Lyne Dr David Gillespie and Member for Doctors for the Environment Australia and GP in Newcastle Dr Ben Ewald spoke with The …
War veterans have incredible stories of resilience and endurance. In 2012, veteran Curtis McGrath’s (OAM) life changed forever when he lost both of his legs from an improvised explosive device while Serving as an Australian Army combat engineer in Afghanistan. After making a recovery, he decided to become a paracanoeist and has competed internationally in …
Universities are working with communities around the world to help ease the pressure of climate change One project conducted at Monash University is the Net Zero Precincts ARC Linkage Project, a collaborative effort that oversees many experiments in transitioning precincts and major urban centres into cities with net zero emissions. Image: Image: Pexels/ kosta karampelas Produced By: Zachary …
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The CSIRO’s latest GenCost report has once again identified nuclear energy as the most expensive power option for Australia. GenCost is the national science agency’s annual assessment of electricity costs, and in response to the study, both CSIRO and The Australian Conservation Foundation have criticised the Coalition’s Nuclear proposal to build seven taxpayer-funded nuclear power …
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It was an intense final session of the year at Parliament House, with many bills passed and deals made amongst parties. Senator Lidia Thorpe again made headlines last week, having been suspended from Parliament following a confrontation with Pauline Hanson. Senator Thorpe says the Senate has punished her for speaking out against racism. Produced …
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