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Labor gearing up to next election in Brisbane as protesters demand better conditions

Today, the 49th National Labor Conference kicked off in Brisbane, marking the first in-person convention hosted in five years… Day one of Australia’s largest political meeting opened with economy, climate, energy and social services at the forefront. The Wire’s Eduardo Jordan and National Radio News Political Correspondent Amanda Copp were on the ground.   Image: …

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Aussie Dollar Dives

Many blame the deep trouble China’s real estate sector is mired in, but despite good employment figures the AUD has shed almost 4 cents on its sudden way down. This has happened very quickly, and speculation as to the extent of the fall is difficult to get any economist to commit to.  If this adjustment …

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Matilda’s thrilling victory sparks enthusiasm for women’s football in Australia

Matilda’s thrilling victory against France on Sunday captured the hearts of viewers, passing over 6 million views on Channel. The intense match showcased the team’s exceptional skills and dedication, sparking a surge of interest in women’s football. This newfound enthusiasm reflects a growing recognition of the talent and excitement that women’s football brings to the …

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Indigenous Australian students set to work at NASA

Five Indigenous Australian university students are embarking on a ground-breaking internship with NASAs in the US, The students have been selected as the inaugural cohort of Monash University’s National Indigenous Space Academy (NISA), in support by the Australian Space Agency. This global-first program aims to foster Indigenous talent in space research. Image: Image credit: Unsplash …

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