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New research from the Australia Institute reveals that Australians buy more clothes per person than any other country, intensifying a fast fashion waste crisis. Australia has overtaken the US as the world’s largest consumer of textiles per capita, with a significant portion of this consumption being fast fashion that ultimately ends up in landfills. The …
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Last Saturday, the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Council conference kicked off in Adelaide, with the theme being ‘Charting the Way Forward Together’. The conference saw a great focus on how to engage with young multicultural Australians to continue the legacy of the sector. This year, a new multicultural youth conference will start conversations around …
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A Vietnamese family which have lived and worked in Australia for more than a decade are at risk of deportation because they’re sponsor has abandoned them. The Nguyen family moved to the New South Wales regional town of Bathurst, 200 kilometres west of Sydney, where they established their home and popular restaurant. The family claims …
New research shows defence diplomacy is on the rise. Defence diplomacy is the use of military relationships to shape foreign policy. Countries like Australia, New Zealand, China, and Japan are increasing their engagements in the Pacific meaning the region has become, geopolitically speaking, more relevant. Image: Image: Shutterstock Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: …
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National Volunteer Week kicks off today, acknowledging the efforts and contributions of volunteers Australia wide. This year, the theme is ‘Something for Everyone’, showcasing a place for anyone and everyone in the volunteering space. Irene Bayldon Tavutavu is a community broadcaster from Radio 4EB and has volunteered across different organisations for more than 30 years. …
Besides the Federal government’s budget news on Tuesday, other news were developing in Canberra. The sentencing of whistle-blower and former ADF lawyer David McBride could add more fuel to the flame for Anthony Albanese and his government, as some in the community felt betrayed by the government for not intervening. Image: Whistleblower David McBride with …
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Under the recent cost of living crisis, Australian retailers face the challenges of physical retail store transformation. Professor Sun Sheng Han conducted the in-depth research on the new strategies of interaction between physical store and consumers after the COVID, which could be adopted by the Australian business. The Wire’s Yumeng Gu firstly asked the Professor …
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During the much-awaited reveal of the 2024-25 federal budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to provide additional insights into the government’s ambitious Future Made in Australia initiative. This comprehensive plan aims to breathe new life into domestic manufacturing by ramping up investment in clean manufacturing, industry, and energy sectors, with a particular focus on renewable …