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The Greens have announced one of their key policies leading into next year’s federal election. They are pledging $100 million to make reproductive healthcare more accessible for all Australians. The Greens would like to see all Australians, especially those living in rural and regional areas of the country be able to access essential healthcare through …
Zeynep Roberts walked into Svay Chey village near the ancient Temple of Angkor Wat and was shocked that children had nowhere to go to school. Over a twelve year period she has started a charity, built a school, employed and trained teachers, created a new water purification system and provided that to other villages as …
Water and Education helps Svay Chey children in Cambodia Read More »
The NSW’s governments current findings on the loneliness epidemic reveals that 40% of residents are dealing with varying degrees of loneliness. Sydney has the highest amount of singles in Australia, nearly 2 out of 5 million residents are currently living alone or single, according to the inquiry. Chris Gambian, CEO of Australians for …
The latest Australian Unity Wellbeing Index survey has revealed that satisfaction with life in Australia has hit a record low, with younger Australian adults feeling the brunt of financial challenges amid cost-of-living crisis. Adults aged 18-34 are experiencing the highest levels of mental distress and loneliness, with one in two adults aged under 55 years …
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As mosquito activity intensifies across Sydney, with Southwestern Sydney bearing the brunt, local governments are urging residents to chlorinate their pools and secure rainwater tanks to prevent mosquito breeding. In a now-deleted update, Liverpool Council indicated that Sydney Water’s Liverpool Recycling Plant in Warwick Farm is under investigation as a possible breeding hotspot, raising public …
Research from FARE, the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and The University of Queensland shows how alcohol companies use digital advertising to promote, sell and deliver alcohol. The Wire’s Jon King speaks with Dr Catherine Earl, Director of Policy & Research for the FARE and Robert Taylor, Policy and Engagement Manager for the Alcohol …
A Larrakia man has quit from a public service role in the Northern Territory following the government’s decision to lock up kids as young as 10. It was one of Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro’s election promises earlier this year. Because of this action, Dr Richard Fejo has resigned as chair of the Darwin Waterfront tourist …
First Nations Elder resigns in protest against imprison of children Read More »
New research from the University of New South Wales highlights the stark consequences of offshore detention for asylum seekers and refugees. Data shows that people detained offshore have up to a 20 times higher risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder than those detained onshore or processed in the community. The study indicates that alternative methods …
Offshore detention at high risk of developing PTSD Read More »