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After more than a decade of negotiations, United Nations member countries have agreed to the first ever treaty to protect the world’s oceans that lie outside national boundaries. Environmental groups say the UN High Seas Treaty will help reverse biodiversity losses and ensure sustainable development, but caution there is still a long way to go …
Vanuatu is struggling after two cyclones passed through the nation in less than a week. Aid is slowly coming from neighbouring countries, including Australia, but more help is needed for women in the island. Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Flora Vento – Country Manager at ActionAid Vanuatu First aired on The Wire, Friday 10 …
A University of Canberra report investigating coverage of diverse voices in the media has found that diverse groups must look to their own community to fill a content gap not represented on mainstream news. However, attitudes towards inclusivity in the media are progressively shifting to reflect the nation’s rich cultural presence. The report, Valuing Diversity …
Australians with disabilities face different challenges, particularly when deciding where to live. The system is a ‘one size fits all’, creating a challenge for this community sector and their providers to find a suitable home. In South Australia, a program from Acces4u is tailoring the needs of Australians with disabilities to find a suitable accommodation. …
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Australian theatre has long been criticised for being too white, too straight and too middle class. This Tony-award nominated play, written by Oscar winner, Tarrell Alvin McCraney, is a story about sexuality, race, hope, gospel music, and a young gay man finding his voice. Determined to make his mark, teenager Pharus wants to be the …
‘Choirboy’ is challenging the Australian theatre diversity Read More »
Over the past weeks, Australian media has been up in arms over the Adelaide Festival Writers Week programming of two Palestinian literary voices. Both writers have offered responses which received resounding applause from audiences at Writers Week, even as other Palestinian and First Nations writers spoke about the weight of fighting the systemic injustices often …
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A Federal court case that has been described as David and Goliath, has resumed this week in an Adelaide court. The Barngarla, the traditional custodians of most of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, are opposing the Federal Government’s plans for a nuclear waste dump in Kimba. The site was chosen by the Morrison Government, …
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A cornerstone of Adelaide’s Mad March for decades, music festival WOMAD has been bringing thousands to Adelaide’s botanic park for a long weekend of music, dance, workshops and talks, showcasing a range of international and national artists. Two years ago, WOMADelaide joined forces with Adelaide notherrn suburbs youth music and creative industries facility Northern …
Artist initiative sees prolific songwriter Taiaha Ngawiki set to take the big stage Read More »