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Randwick City Council Mayor Philipa Veitch has proposed an ’empty homes levy’ on unoccupied land used for land banking. The move is aimed to get renters into houses and eliminate some of the 24 000 unoccupied homes across Sydney. CEO of the Tenants Union of NSW, Leo Patterson Ross, explains how much land banking affects …
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According to studies by the Global Carbon Project, two-thirds of the current methane levels are a direct result of human activity. The ‘Global Methane Budget 2024’, undertaken by the GCP, has revealed the number of man-made factors that contribute to increased methane levels and climate change. Dr Pep Canadell, Executive Director of the Global Carbon …
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The Australian Child Maltreatment Study and Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety have both released reports showing high rates of child exposure to domestic violence in Australia. The ACMS report has found that almost 44% of 16-24 year olds have been exposed to domestic violence, while ANROWS says as many as 50% of children …
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Queensland is set to hit the polls late in October, with youth crime and cost of living high on the agenda. Polls predict the Queensland Labor Party is set to lose to the opposition Liberal National Party after being in office since 2015, as residents are concerned about the economy, with anti-incumbency a rising issue. …
A long-enjoyed convenience for Australian parents is facing its greatest challenge yet. A canteen advocacy group is calling for a national roundtable to save school canteens and tuck shops as more continue too close. The Federation of Canteens in Schools has issued the call for a national round table to save school canteens and tuck …
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Australians with disabilities have more opportunities in the workplace to feel included and part of a team. However, there’s still a long way to go. A new webinar called ‘you CAN ask that’ will address the uncomfortable questions from businesses and the community around inclusive workplaces. The Wire’s Eduardo Jordan asked Disability advocate, lawyer and …
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A community organisation advocating to change the laws in Queensland to reduce the incidents involving human-crocodile conflict has welcomed the new increased penalties by the State government. Community Representation Of Crocodile or CROC, compromises of scientists and wildlife educators, boasting extensive experience in crocodile management and science. The Wire’s contributor from Ngaarda Media Asad Khan …
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A recent University of Melbourne study highlights that secondary students in Brisbane and Melbourne’s new high-rise schools are craving more outdoor green spaces. As these vertical schools rapidly rise in urban areas, there is limited research on their design and impact on students. The research reveals that students value interactions with nature and suggests that …