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Amidst the current housing crisis, experts suggest Australia should focus on attracting skilled migrant construction workers to aid in the effort of building more homes. Though migration figures have surged to a record high of over 518,000, migrants choosing to work in the construction industry remains low compared to other industries. So what potential reforms …
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For those who work late or overnight, shift work often comes with changes to one’s lifestyle – sleeping through the day or going to bed early are habits that become necessary parts of the job. However, while your body is adapting, it can result in shift work sleep disorder. Symptoms include lethargy, headaches, and trouble …
Experts are predicting a coral bleaching crisis in 2024, driven by soaring land and sea temperatures. University of Queensland is sounding the alarm about this impending catastrophe, emphasising its critical impact on coral reefs. Describing it as uncharted territory and a potential tipping point. Historical data suggests that extreme marine heatwaves in 2023 could lead …
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Queensland’s south-east and far north are grappling with the aftermath of back-to-back natural disasters, with a recovery cost exceeding $2 billion, according to state Treasurer Cameron Dick. The devastation resulted from powerful storms hitting the Gold Coast, Logan, and Scenic Rim on Christmas and New Year’s Day, accounting for three-quarters of the total damage bill. …
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A new report from the Australian Stroke Clinical Registry found out hospitals are improving with stroke care. While it’s a good step forward, more needs to be done, particularly in regional and rural hospitals and clinics. The report also included new targets to reduce damage from patients suffering from a stroke. The Wire’s Eduardo Jordan …
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A recent study from the Australian Institute of health and welfare reveals a concerning situation for people with disabilities, showing that only six percent of those facing homelessness or its risk have access to the long-term housing they need. This comes at a time when demand for social housing is high, and accessibility and affordability …
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This Christmas, Australians are set to break spending records, with Finder’s research revealing a projected expenditure surpassing $30 billion — This is a 10% increase from the previous year. As the cost-of-living increases and everyday items become more expensive to purchase. We speak to Dr. Angel Zhong, Associate Professor of Finance at RMIT University on …
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A statement in support of an immediate ceasefire in Gaza has now been signed by 203 current and former Australian Members of Parliament and Councillors. This statement follows Australia’s support for a resolution calling for a humanitarian ceasefire at last week’s UN General Assembly. Australia Palestine Advocacy Network President, Nasser Mashni, says the statement shows a disconnect between …
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