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A new report has found more than half of women in the media industry are dissatisfied or unsure about their careers. The industry insight report released today by Women In Media also found a third of women are considering leaving their job in media in the next twelve months. The report identifies consistent barriers faced …
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First Nations enrolment for the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum is increasing, but there are still significant barriers to overcome. The latest national enrolment figures from the Australian Electoral Commission sit at 84.5% for First Nations people, while 97.2% of all eligible Australians are enrolled. Produced By: Isaac Brogan Featured In Story: Amy Gordon …
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The Federal government appointed Michele Bullock as the new governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, becoming the first woman to be appointed. Ms Bullock will replace Phillip Lowe, who has been in the spotlight over the decisions of increasing interest rates eleven consecutive times. Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Amanda Copp – …
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A new research done by the University of Sydney found out there’s a causal relationship between unemployment and suicide. By using advanced analytic techniques, the researchers found out unemployment or underemployment could be a cause of suicide. If you or someone you know have issues with this topic, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 Produced …
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This week, the State and Federal agriculture ministers signed the First National Statement on Climate Change and Agriculture, making a commitment with farmers to reduce carbon emissions. Advocates welcomed the statement, saying it’s the first step to cut emissions. This is in line with a new report called ‘Farming Forever’ commissioned by Farmers for Climate …
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People in the electorate of Fadden on Queensland’s Gold Coast will head to the polls on Saturday. Tomorrow’s by-election was triggered by former MP and Coalition Government Services Minister Stuart Robert resigning earlier this year. Both Labor and the Liberal National Party are competing for the seat. Produced By: Amanda Copp Featured In Story: Letitia …
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Described as “a crude and cruel mechanism,” RoboDebt received thorough investigation in the final Royal Commission Report, with the assessment stating the unlawful Scheme “made many people feel like criminals”. Following a condemning account of federal ministers and public servants, the report made 57 recommendations, including a change in social attitudes towards welfare recipients. With thousands …
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Australia’s 200-year relationship with race has set the theme of a new book, written collaboratively by proud Murri man with Chinese ancestry, Wayne Long, and, Federal MP for Moreton Graham Perrett. The Long Story, chronicles Mr Long’s ancestral links through the history of interracial relations, race injustice, and the importance of the Voice to Parliament …
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