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Following persistent community campaigning, a new law protecting Adelaide’s iconic Crown and Anchor Hotel from demolition, has recently passed State Parliament, ensuring its future as a live music venue. The agreement with developer Wee Hur Holdings Ltd permits a 29-storey building next door but preserves the hotel and its role. The law also mandates noise …
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Pest, predator or in need of protection? The national dingo debate remains a point of controversy, but earlier this week the Victorian government announced an extension of the dingo unprotection order in north east and eastern Victoria. The order permits lethal control of dingoes on private land and around boundaries of public land until January 1, 2028, …
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This week, four individuals received the Australian Mental Health Prize for their efforts on supporting good mental health and wellbeing. The winners have conducted research on how the community can achieve a good mental health, and developed programs to tackle mental health issues across the community. Image: Image supplied Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In …
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The government says it’s preparing communities and organisations across the country ahead of the upcoming bushfire season. Earlier this month, three new heavy helicopters have been acquired for use in bushfires and other emergencies. How can Australia brace for the rising temperatures? Image: Image by Noah Secomb Produced By: Noah Secomb Featured In Story: Jenny …
As Israel’s offensive in Lebanon goes on, many are concerned that it would escalate with Iran intervening. Experts say that Hezbollah has found itself in terrible position against Israel. The escalation has left many Australians and Lebanese civilians in the crossfire. Image: Shutterstock: D H Shah Produced By: Abhranil Hazra Featured In Story: Secretary of …
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As leaks of reports that Treasury was looking at changes to the Capital Gains Tax and Negative gearing grew, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese refused to rule out any changes in a policy backflip where he said that he would be looking at all options. Treasurer Jim Chalmers tried to turn the narrative onto the Opposition …
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Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has approved the extension of 3 coal mines in the Hunter and Narrabri regions of NSW. The approvals mean the mines can remain operational for up to 40 more years. The decision that has been condemned by climate activists, though Labor says the approvals mean mining communities will be able to …
The humanitarian crisis in Myanmar continues as fighting between military and opposition groups moves well beyond its third year, leading to millions of displaced people, and thousands of individuals unjustly detained and killed. Following the 2021 coup, advisor to Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, Professor Sean Turnell would find himself incarcerated for nearly two …