Flight lag

Major consumer advocates have called for Australian airline passengers to receive compensation for flight delays and cancellations. Compared with the rest of the world, our current practises are said to be lagging, with no specific regulations forcing a minimum amount or timeframe.   Image: Image: Shutterstock -ModernNomads Produced By: Cindy Paskalina Featured In Story: Dr …

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Therapeutical MDMA a first

Magic mushrooms and MDMA will be available for mental health therapeutics starting July 1st this year. Australia will be leading the charge, being the very first country to introduce psychedelics as an official medicinal therapy for mental health, with the exception of course to indigenous practices. But many details of how it will be accessible, …

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‘Revealed’ opens the floor to Aboriginal artists

An arts exhibition is back in Perth with more than 91 artists from 29 Aboriginal centres across Western Australia. The exhibition called ‘Revealed’ will run at the Fremantle Arts Centre until the 23 July, and it will include more than 200 works from artists from across the state.  The Wire’s contributor from RTRFM Bec Bowman spoke before the event’s opening …

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Nakba: nationwide rallies to mark 75 years of Palestinian resistance

This coming Monday, 15 May, marks the 75th anniversary of Palestine’s Nakba – the start of Palestinians’ continued violent disposession from their homes and land,  following Israel being founded.  To mark Nakba, meaning “catastrophe”, rallies will be held across so-called Australia on Saturday. Other events include seminars and screenings.   Late last year, in a …

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Budget no relief for Aboriginal legal services on “brink of collapse”

Aboriginal legal services across the country released a joint statement last month saying they were on “the brink of collapse” after years of underfunding,  increasing demand, and with no response to calls for emergency funding –despite the current Government promising to address First Nations justice.   The recent federal budget includes almost $2 billion for …

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