Australia still failing key Closing The Gap Targets for First Nations ...
Australia is still struggling to close the gap between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in key health…
Current Affairs & Analysis
VP Day Commemorations in Sydney
Last week, The Wire brought the perspective of THREE Australian veterans towards the 80th anniversary of…
One cybercrime every six minutes: Federal government launches new camp...
Cybercrime is on the rise in Australia, with more than 87 thousand reports made last financial…
175 Nations meeting in Geneva to sign a global treaty to end plastic p...
Image by MOHAMED ABDULRAHEEM Each day 2000 garbage trucks full of plastic are dumped into the world's…
The end of World War 2 – VP Day
The end of a long and bloody world war finally occurred with the capitulation of Japan…
Advocacy group takes aim at NSW shooters’ party gun reform propo...
Families who lost loved ones in the Port Arthur massacre are outraged over a contentious bill…
Conservations efforts needed to save the Brush-Tail Rock Wallaby
We often hear about species of bandicoots, bilbies or quolls facing the risk of extinction… but…
Indigenous engineer transforms waste into concrete
National Science Week continues, with over 2,000 events happening across Australia. I spoke to Associate Professor…
80 years on: Australia remembers the end of World War II
This week, The Wire brought you the story of Max Barry, an Australian veteran who witnessed…
Generating sustainable electricity in the dark with the UNSW Night tim...
Ever wondered how you can generate electricity from solar energy when the sun isn't up? …
Dying to Know Day – The World’s Worst Guessing Game
Don’t leave your family to play the world's worst guessing game. “Dying to Know Day” encourages…
Why the West is so silent about Gaza
As the ongoing traumatic events in Israel and Palestine – particularly in Gaza – continue, the…