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Harrowing stories from the filmaker George Gittoes and collaborator Hellen Rose as they thread their way through devastated areas of Ukraine. They tell of the deep understanding and empathy they have for the indomitable people of Ukraine as they engaged people with their art. The film The Ukraine Guernica : Art No More opens the …
Despite a closure date of 2025, less than two years away, Australia’s biggest power station Eraring in the Hunter valley may have to soldier on. Renewables have not been built fast enough to prevent potential blackouts. Premier Chris Minns blames the previous Government, but previous Treasurer Matt Keane says the power station was uneconomic to …
Instead of the longer handover, Alan Joyce has elected to go now, taking his board sanctioned millions with him. Many shareholders are angry they did not get a chance to confront Mr Joyce at the upcoming AGM over his bonuses during the period Qantas was sustaining losses. It seems that the CEO’s get bonuses to …
The Comic Arts Awards of Australia were first held 2005, acknowledging excellence in Australian comic art and publishing. Ledger of Honour and Platinum Ledger awards have already been announced, along with the shortlist of amazing work and creators hoping to take out bronze, silver and gold. Image: Image credit by: Gary Chaloner – Left: Will …
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This week, Western Australian Labor MP Josh Wilson has called the Albanese government to set a date to phase out the live sheep export trade by sea. While some animal welfare groups support the decision, farmers and representatives of the sheep industry are in Canberra today to speak about their concerns about this ban. Image: Photo …
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There are growing calls for an end to logging in the Newry State Forest in New South Wales. Protestors, environmentalists and now politicians have called for an end to tree felling, but today a voluntary suspension of the activity by the New South Wales Land and Environment Court has come to an end. There are …
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Tibetans met with ministers in Canberra yesterday, for the 12th Tibet Lobby Day, organised by the Australia Tibet Council, to address human rights issues in Tibet. They were encouraged by a poll indicating that 70% of Australians want stronger human rights accountability. Delegates called for support for a UN investigation into the separation of Tibetan …
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A newly-developed ‘Indigenous jobs map‘ uses artificial intelligence to address barriers towards Indigenous employment. The project, developed by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), seeks to bridge the gap between educational qualifications and job opportunities. The project found barriers include: lack of diverse job advertisements and geographic location. So, using artificial intelligence, experts …
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