Australia

Tackling communication and swallowing challenges for Australians

Over 4.4 million Australians facing communication and swallowing difficulties that impact their quality of life. These difficulties encompass a range of issues that hinder their ability to interact effectively and consume food safely. As a result, addressing these challenges is crucial for enhancing the well-being and daily experiences of this substantial portion of the Australian …

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Energy company possible blast on Australian shores

A new community network in the Pilbara will host a vigil tomorrow to show their opposition against the company Woodside Energy. Woodside has been granted permission to do seismic blasting at the Burrup Hub’s shores, potentially damaging ecosystems and marine life. Image: supplied by Pilbara Climate Network Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Rachel …

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Australian’s losing almost $1billion to wage theft

A new study shows that Australian workers are being underpaid around $850 million each year, causing the country to lose economic activity. The research, based on Fair Work Ombudsman audits spanning a considerable timeframe, revealed notable breaches of regulations in a significant portion of audited businesses. These findings point to challenges faced by a considerable …

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Matilda’s thrilling victory sparks enthusiasm for women’s football in Australia

Matilda’s thrilling victory against France on Sunday captured the hearts of viewers, passing over 6 million views on Channel. The intense match showcased the team’s exceptional skills and dedication, sparking a surge of interest in women’s football. This newfound enthusiasm reflects a growing recognition of the talent and excitement that women’s football brings to the …

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Indigenous Australian students set to work at NASA

Five Indigenous Australian university students are embarking on a ground-breaking internship with NASAs in the US, The students have been selected as the inaugural cohort of Monash University’s National Indigenous Space Academy (NISA), in support by the Australian Space Agency. This global-first program aims to foster Indigenous talent in space research. Image: Image credit: Unsplash …

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Voice campaign and the potential impact on First Nations communities

Yesterday, The Wire interviewed Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price about her opposition to the Voice to Parliament Referendum. Both campaigns are in full swing having conversations around theVoice and its potential impact on First Nations communities. The Wire’s Eduardo Jordan asked Founder of Welcoming Australia and National Multicultural Engagement Co-ordinator of the YES campaign Brad Chilcott, …

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