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This week, the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia had its national summit in Sydney to discuss issues around their sector. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was a guest speaker at the Summit, saying the Federal government wants to continue working with the sector. But with a Federal Budget on its way next month, are small …
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Last week, a reality TV show broadcast on SBS called Alone Australia kicked off its second season, where ten participants need to survive in Aotearoa, New Zealand by building their shelter and getting their food. This year, First Nations communities are more engaged than ever in the program because three participants are Indigenous, and they’re …
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The medical profession has backed the federal government’s draft strategy aimed at improving the work and life prospects for Australians with autism. The government draft, released this week, aims to deliver best life outcomes for people with autism and build a more inclusive society. The whole of life strategy spans key reform areas including healthcare, …
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The Federal Government is considering changing its water trigger legislation. The changes could see the government passing on its responsibility to approve mining operations impacting water sources onto state and territory governments. Traditional Owners from the Beetaloo Basin are concerned about the changes, and believe the NT government is more likely to approve fracking operations …
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The moon is almost 400 000 km from earth and by 2026 – five decades from humankind’s last landing, astronauts are set to make the journey back during NASA’s Artemis 3 mission. This time to cultivate lunar-grown plants. A duck weed collected from Adelaide’s River Torrens, is anticipated to amongst the first plants germinated by …
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A Brisbane-based organisation is pledging the Queensland government to review its protections for refugee and multicultural women. The State government passed a law earlier this year to criminalise coercive control, becoming the second state just behind New South Wales to do so. But the Immigrant Women Support Service claims there are not enough support services …
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Anthony Albanese launched the Governments’ $4 billion dollar housing initiative with great fanfare just a few weeks ago. However the local Wilya Janta Housing Collaboration want to design housing that suits communities, suits the environment and is culturally sensitive. Image: Image: Courtesy Dr Simon Quilty – 1970’s Humpy Tennant Creek Produced By: Frances Du Featured …
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High grades in Universities have almost tripled since 2012 and 2021 – this has been called Grade Inflation – many more High Distinctions and Distinctions are being given Is this a sign of lowering standards in higher educations? New research indicates something has been going on. Image: Image: Courtesy R Chambers Produced By: Jonathan Chang …