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The NSW’s governments current findings on the loneliness epidemic reveals that 40% of residents are dealing with varying degrees of loneliness. Sydney has the highest amount of singles in Australia, nearly 2 out of 5 million residents are currently living alone or single, according to the inquiry. Chris Gambian, CEO of Australians for …
Assistant Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Julian Hill announced the creation of an Office for Community Cohesion under the Department of Home Affairs. Mr Hill says social cohesion is critical to continue being a successful multicultural nation despite the number of conflicts happening across the world, and the Australian government’s proposal is the way …
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The Rohingya United is a community soccer team with a social cause, and are becoming more popular every day. A group of Rohingya refugees in Brisbane are making their best effort to raise awareness about important issues by playing soccer across South East Queensland. Image: Image: Rohingya United Brisbane Facebook page Produced By: Sameen Arshad …
A local resident in Byron Bay is planning a massive project for the community. Peter Hanna founded the Byron Bay Chess Club more than twenty years ago, and earlier this month brought his love for the game to the last Byron Shire Council meeting before upcoming local government elections in September. He’s raised a petition …
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The fate of a Vietnamese family at risk of deportation because of a bungled visa now rests squarely with the discretion of the government. The Immigration minister has agreed to review the case and yesterday told parliament the Nguyens from Bathurst may not be to blame for their visa predicament. The community is now patiently …
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Last week, The Wire covered the reflections of Minister for NDIS Bill Shorten about the scheme and the changes ahead. But what concerns does the disabled community have about the NDIS and the potential changes Minister Shorten wants to implement? Image: Image: Supplied/ Noah Secomb Produced By: Emma Myers Featured In Story: Bill Shorten – …
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A new report reveals volunteers are essential to Australia’s crisis resilience. The Volunteering Australia research examines the volume and breadth of volunteers playing crucial roles in communities during natural disasters and COVID-19 outbreaks. This resilient and skilled workforce includes over 200,000 volunteers in fire services organisations and around 25,000 volunteers in State and Territory Emergency Service . A further 200,000 volunteers are engaged in over 1,000 …
National Volunteer Week kicks off today, acknowledging the efforts and contributions of volunteers Australia wide. This year, the theme is ‘Something for Everyone’, showcasing a place for anyone and everyone in the volunteering space. Irene Bayldon Tavutavu is a community broadcaster from Radio 4EB and has volunteered across different organisations for more than 30 years. …