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The current Australian media platform does not show its multiculturalism as advertised. The voices of many ethnic communities whose native language is not English have been ignored for a long time. It’s not that these groups don’t have their own news media platforms, but their voices need to be heard and their issues need to …
The Purple Dream House offers a large range of respite activities and services for their clients The organisation offers services to support young Australians with disabilities in Brisbane. Some of these services, including purple house, will be converging in March 2023 for the Annual Disability Connection convention, to encourage education and access to resources into …
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Summer is here and we are already facing scorching temperatures across Australia. But heat strokes are just one of the many issues we could face during summer. Mental health issues can stress us out and make us feel sick, and the holidays don’t help for some Australians. Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Dr …
A report called Family Matters was released last week, showing Australia is not doing enough to reduce First Nations child removals. The report also shows Aboriginal children are 10.4 times more likely to be removed from their families than non-Indigenous children. To minimise the issue, Aboriginal community-controlled organisations need to have more powers and well …
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A report recommending many amendments to the Australian legal system, including a Charter of Human Rights, was released today. The report, prepared by lecturer at the RMIT Graduate School of Business and Law, Dr Adam Fletcher, comes after multiple major bills were flagged by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights. 72 of the 400 …
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Indonesia passed new criminal codes this week, with extramarital sex and couples without being legally married being punished with jail. Advocates also fear these laws will also target the LGBTIQ+ community in the country, women who decides to have an abortion, and press freedom. But how will these criminal laws affect Australian residents in Indonesia …
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High-profile oil spillage cases such as the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon Gulf Coast spill are infamously hailed as oil pollution phenomena. However, according to the sustainability organisation, Matter of Trust, an overlooked aspect of oil pollution may lie in daily activities such as illegal dumpage, leaking cars and buses, factory waste and motor oil entering …
It’s been about two years since the Australian bushfires, and their devastation to the ozone layer and global climate is still not to be underestimated. Fortunately, the La Nina weather this year has helped to slow down the likelihood of the bushfires happening again. Despite that, the government and lawmakers are still discussing changes to …
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