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A heritage-listed state school in East Brisbane will be shut down to make room for a new Olympic Stadium in Woolloongabba. A new stadium for The Gabba has been proposed ahead of the 2032 Olympics, which will force the relocation of the East Brisbane State School. Parents and teachers of the school say that the …
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A Scottish philosopher coined the term “longtermism” to describe the idea “that positively affecting the long-run future is a key moral priority of our time”. Critics say longtermism relies on making impossible predictions about the future or fails to give present needs the attention they deserve. But researchers say it would be a …
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The Health Services Union in New South Wales launched a campaign to demand the State government for better wages. Despite paramedics being trained in mental health and in many other areas, it’s not reflected in their wages, and after training, some paramedics are moving interstate for better work conditions. Image: Image supplied by the Health …
A new campaign was launched in Brisbane to demand the Dirty Dozen group to reduce their carbon emissions and to ask the Federal government to step into this issue. The Dirty Dozen is a group of 12 companies considered the biggest fossil fuel polluters in Australia, producing just over 40 per cent of the nation’s …
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Australia currently faces numerous economic challenges. The Reserve Bank is pushing for a higher rate of unemployment, the cutting of wages and higher interest rates in order to curb inflation. The housing market continues to be out of reach for many and inequality is rising. The government also faces a deficit which will soon be …
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The Western Australia government has announced a plan to introduce legislation around firearms, requiring anyone with a gun licence to have a mental health check. However organisations in the state want the State government to have better health services, particularly in the regions. Story produced by Ngaarda Media Image: Image by pxhere Produced By: Elisa …
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Over half a million Australians are struggling to put food on the table, with the rising cost of living being the major cause, according to the latest Foodbank report released in October last year. This is closely followed by Australian Bureau of Statistics data revealing that over the last twelve months all living cost …
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Almost a month ago, thousands gathered on Kaurna Yarta for the Survival Day rally, joining thousands more across unceded Aboriginal lands, calling for justice for First Nations people. Nunga Wangga reporter and presenter Cooper Lawson was on the ground and spoke with protestors about why they were marching. The following audio also features Kaurna and …