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Australians have shown themselves to be a resilient lot over recent years. But behind such a broad statement, the reality also is that 1 in 4 Australians are currently experiencing feelings of loneliness and isolation, which is why making connections with our neighbors and local community so important and this is what Neighbours Every Day …
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Australian students have been found to be using AI software ChatGPT to write whole university assignments, and this has spread concern about how AI will threaten current university policies. ChatGPT works by scanning the web in real time and writing text in a human-like manner to any prompt given to it by the user. …
The Australian Government’s announcement to create a path to permanent residence for Temporary Protection and SHEV visa holders has been welcomed by refugee advocate groups. However, the fate of thousands of other refugees and asylum seekers in Australia remains uncertain. The changes fall short of an across-the-board solution for all 31,000 people subject to the …
On Saturday the 18th of March, the Brisbane community joined the Black People’s Union and Treaty Before the Voice Members in protesting against the voice to parliament. While support for the Voice is widespread, some sections of the population – both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal – have dismissed the Voice as inconsequential, arguing the focus should …
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This week Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced details about what the AUKUS agreement will look like for Australia. While the Opposition agrees with how the deal is going, there are some other issues they believe the Albanese government needs to focus on too. Image: Opposition Deputy Whip Senator Paul Scarr joined Eduardo Jordan at Radio …
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All week we’ve been hearing about the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal between Australia, the UK and the US. Details announced on Tuesday unveiled Australia will get several Virginia class submarines from the US, while eight brand new submarines are built here on home soil. But what does this deal mean for the Australian population? And …
A Victoria report on LGBTQ+ survivors of family violence details barriers to justice as the group engages with mainstream intervention order systems. The report attributes heteronormativity as a barrier to justice where notions surrounding family violence are typically characterised through a male-offender and female-survivor lens. Half of the LGBTQ+ victim-survivor report participants were identified as …
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The WA government’s Aboriginal Ranger Program has benefited communities by offering employment and strengthening connection to country, / according to a new study by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions. Phase one of the $20 million program ran from 2017 to 2021, and is the subject of a new report, ‘Empowering People, Culture and …
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