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In 1989 the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) was introduced by the Hawke government, that enabled an increased number of students to attend university. The contingent loans scheme remains in place thirty-six years after its introduction and has been tinkered with by politicians of various stripes. This has seen students forced to pay a higher …
The inflation figures release yesterday showed some progress in stemming the stubbornly high numbers over the last year. Figures on Retail Sales and International Trade have also been released today which could provide some relief for the Government who is desperate to get some good economic news ahead of the upcoming federal election. Image: Image: …
Retail Sales and Inflation figures give hope for rate cut. Read More »
Cricket fans all know about the McGrath Foundation when everyone goes pink – this time at the SCG in the New Year. We find out that McGrath Nurses will now be available to ALL cancer suffers in a major Pink Test announcement! If you need help – just call the McGrath Foundation on (02) 8962 …
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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has been under extreme pressure to step down particularly following the dramatic resignation of finance minister and deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland ahead of her appearance to announce the yearly economic statement prior to Christmas. US President-elect Trump had been having a field day offering to make Canada the 51st state …
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Record breaking temperatures are continuing to increase and are changing how the water cycle works. The 2024 Global Water Monitor Report, released this week, shows a more intense water cycle and climate change have contributed to last year’s extreme weather events, such as floods, cyclones and droughts. Last year forms part of a worsening trend …
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Recent research from The University of Melbourne has sought to understand the capacity for mature-aged students residing in rural and remote communities in supporting the healthcare workforce. It is an ongoing reality that people living within rural areas experience poorer health outcomes largely due to disparities between access and distribution of services compared to city …
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Georgia is currently at a crossroad, where one path sees Georgia eventually integrating into the European Union. Whilst the other sees Georgia remaining under Russia’s authoritarian and imperialistic influence. Following the 2024 Georgian election results, it saw a pro-Russian party known as the Georgian Dream Party coming into power. This has led to protests by …
The Week in review on The Wire Weekly Image: Image: The Wire Produced By: Roderick Chambers First aired on The Wire, Saturday 4 January 2025