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In the Scanlan Institute report released today shows Australia’s social cohesion is stable, however under pressure from rising living costs. Report author Dr James O’Donelle about the findings. Produced By: Moemina Shukur Featured In Story: Dr James O’Donelle – Report author First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 19 November 2024
Research from FARE, the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and The University of Queensland shows how alcohol companies use digital advertising to promote, sell and deliver alcohol. The Wire’s Jon King speaks with Dr Catherine Earl, Director of Policy & Research for the FARE and Robert Taylor, Policy and Engagement Manager for the Alcohol …
A Larrakia man has quit from a public service role in the Northern Territory following the government’s decision to lock up kids as young as 10. It was one of Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro’s election promises earlier this year. Because of this action, Dr Richard Fejo has resigned as chair of the Darwin Waterfront tourist …
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Ahead of Australia’s bid to host COP31 in 2026, Oxfam is calling on the Australian Government to increase its climate finance commitments, especially to support recovery from loss and damage in vulnerable Pacific nations. New research from Oxfam indicates the number of people impacted by climate disasters in the Pacific region has increased by more …
Australia’s climate finance commitment inadequate for vulnerable Pacific nations Read More »
Melbourne came alive with colour Saturday, November 2, with the Mexican Australian community, celebrating Day of the Dead….a significant Mexican tradition dedicated to honouring the memory of loved ones who have passed. Taking place in the heart of the city, the Catrina Walk, hosted by MexVic showcased the rich cultural heritage of Mexico. Participants dressed …
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For 40 years, lawmakers across Australia have advanced legislative reforms to improve the experience of victims in sexual offence trials. While some reforms have been effective, a study undertaken by the University of Wollongong and University of New South Wales found various court procedures still yield negative experiences for complainants. The Wire’s Sameen Arshad found …
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A groundbreaking study from Doherty Institute has identified a new gene variant that affects immune defences in First Nations people. Conducted by an international research team, the eight-year project focused on natural killer cells and their role in immune response. This discovery underscores the importance of including diverse populations in genetic research. Image: Umberto …
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This weekend, Australians living in the Barkly region in the NT will go to the polls to elect their local council members. The region covers more than 300 thousand square kilometers in the Territory, where the main town is Tennant Creek and 6 candidates have campaigned in the region to become Mayor. The Wire’s contributor …
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