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Three sacred Indigenous rock paintings at Murujuga, Western Australia, were removed this month to make room for a new A$6.4 billion fertilizer facility. Archeologists are concerned about this seemingly rushed operation which may damage the most important rock art site in the world and possibly the next Australian UNESCO World Heritage Site. Image: Image: Shutterstock …
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Building social and affordable housing using returns from a $10 billion investment seems to be the answer to the skyrocketing rental costs for Labor. Despite the promise of 30,000 social and affordable homes built in its first five years, the proposal is now facing great resistance in the senate. Image: Image: Shutterstock – Jandrie Lombard …
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Community and Government organisations will get $4 Billion over 4 years to help pay wages. Staffing shortfalls in Community organisations were set to have an impact as cost of living increases affects more people. Hopefully more people will be encouraged to work in the Community sector to help bolster services to people in need. Image: …
The planned extraction of water in the arid Western Davenport region of the Northern Territory is too high according to the Central Land Council. Traditional owners are concerned that sacred trees and wildlife will suffer under the new water plan from the Northern Territory Government. Central Land Council say the consultation process was flawed and …
The Thai general election has shown the world that the Thai people are ready for progressive social changes. The Move Forward Party won 151 seats of a possible 500, with the help of the second biggest party Pheu Thai which won 141 seats and four other smaller parties a progressive coalition will have sixty percent …
The 2023-24 budget speech did make mention of the NDIS in the last line and only that it “is here to stay” but nothing else. This seemed strange as the Scheme will account for forty-three billion dollars of Australia budget., This makes the NDIS more expensive than Medicare and comparable to the forty-nine billion we …
From natural disasters to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, volunteers are now more important than to provide a source of stability through these difficult times. It is estimated over five million people volunteer through an organisation annually, while an additional 6.5 million provide informal volunteering support within their community. A new report reveals key insights into …
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Latest findings from Australian researchers find physical activity could prevent future mental health cases in Australia. In Australia, the burden of depression and anxiety is large and growing, and has a significant impact on the global population, causing economic strain on individuals and health systems. The Wire’s Chloe White spoke with lead researcher of the …
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