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The housing crisis and the debate of social housing at Parliament House continues. While organisations like Everybody’s Home believe social housing is a good step, they believe the Federal government is not tackling the problem. Produced By: Rebecca Wotzko Featured In Story: Maiy Azize – National spokesperson from Everybody’s Home First aired on The Wire, …
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This week, the World Corrections and Prison conference took place in Adelaide, discussing the digital divide in prisons. Advocates say the South Australian prison system is digitally poor, and prisoners don’t have access to a computer and many other services, such as education and telehealth services. The Wire’s Eduardo Jordan asked Co-ordinator from …
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been met with a warm welcome in Australia as he embarks on trade talks with the Australian Prime Minister. This comes as Human Rights Watch (HRW) is calling on PM Albanese to raise human rights concerns with Prime Minister Modi, citing his extremist right-wing Hindu nationalist party’s draconian laws and intimidation …
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Major outcry has erupted amongst a number of human rights organisations and activist groups, as the South Australia Government tries to push through anti-protest laws. However, Attorney-General, Kyam Maher said the Bill will be a deterrent to protestors causing harm, disruption and risk to others. The anti-protest laws passed SA government’s lower house with support …
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As the ABS neglected to collect data on schizophrenia, the blueprint for reform of the mental health system will be fatally flawed. 20 Million people live with schizophrenia worldwide – how many of these people live in Australia we simply do not know. We do know that on World Schizophrenia Awareness day, there will be …
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Senator The Hon Anne Ruston has pointed to the changes the government has made to the Distribution Priority Areas for overseas-trained Doctors and argues that this will take GP’s away from already stretched services in regional Australia. The government also has temporarily extended the PBS schedule for the lifesaving fast acting insulin Fiasp affecting the …
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The Victorian state government will bring an end to native logging and forestry practices next year, with regulations surrounding plantation forestry remaining unaffected. The government will put money towards retraining native forestry workers, but the opposition and trade unions remain opposed to the changes. Image: Image: Shutterstock – David Hyde Produced By: Jono Wakeley …
This month, the budget was handed down with some changes to Australia’s migration system. There will be 190,000 places allocated in the Permanent migration program- with 137,100 allocated to the skilled migration program. Other changes include, applying for an Australian visa to get more expensive from 1 July 2023. As well as Student visa work …