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New legislation has been put into effect on the 1st of July, amid confusion and controversy in Western Australia. The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act was updated following the outrage surrounding Rio Tinto’s destruction of the Juukan Gorge rock shelters in 2020. But how does the new legislation actually operate? and why are so many people …
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12 Palestinians and 1 Israeli Defense Force member have been killed during an IDF raid on a refugee camp in the West Bank city of Jenin. Homes, streets and cars have been destroyed by bulldozers deployed by the IDF, an effort to mitigate IED risks. Palestinians have made counterattacks, with a lone wolf seriously injuring …
Hong Kong has issued warrants for the arrest for pro-democracy activists living overseas in what experts say is the latest crackdown by the Chinese government against any form of criticism. Image: China continues to punish Hong Kong’s pro-democracy activists. Produced By: Wendy Frew Featured In Story: Dr Chongyi Feng, Associate Professor in China Studies, University …
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The Reserve Bank opted to keep interest rates at 4.1% on the back of better inflation figures. The pause also will allow them to better assess how the interest rate strategy is working according to Governor Philip Lowe. Many economists are also warning that we could tip into recession if accumulated rate hikes push too …
Australia is leading the world in radio and digital audio listening. New research shows Australia is tuning into radio and digital audio more than anywhere else in the world. For such a small and relatively new country, what makes us so interested in radio and audio storytelling? Image: Image credit: Unsplash Produced By: Jon King …
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Some educational experts uphold the notion of the digital native while others caution the implications of a blanket term. However, as modern times plunge further into the digital expanse – there is little doubt that tech spheres continue to entrench various facets of daily life, including the way information is consumed. From hyperlinked and online …
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Australians with non-English names often feel less fortunate in finding jobs, and this is not just a coincidence given the current state of the economy. New research from Monash University shows English sounding names get more call backs from job applications than from applicants with ethnic names. The research also highlights there’s a pronounced discrimination …
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As the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) gears up for tax time, they are urging taxpayers not to rush their annual income return. Early lodgement without complete information may lead to processing delays and follow-up question from the ATO. ATO Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh advises waiting until late July when pre-filled information becomes available to ensure …