Parliament becoming a safe space for First Nations communities
This week the 48th Parliament in Canberra kicked off with a traditional welcome to Country in…
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Disability Pride Fest kicks off this weekend
The fourth annual Disability Pride festival kicks off in Sydney this Saturday as part of Disability…
Plan to respond against algae bloom in SA released
An independent collective of marine scientists urge the government to consider their seven-point plan in response…
Voices for 17,000 Children Died in Gaza
In continued bombing of Gaza in Palestine by Israel, almost 2 years to date - 58…
Toxic Algae Bloom terrorizing our Coasts!
We were joined by Marine Biologist Shauna Murray who spoke to us about the toxic algal…
Calls for national healthcare protocol after woman being denied mammog...
Members of the disability community are demanding a national protocol in a push for equal access…
Pine Gap 40 years on: reflections on facility’s evolution
Pine Gap, the controversial intelligence-gathering facility in Alice Springs remains shrouded in secrecy, and for decades…
NGO coalitions call for action on Australian human rights ahead of UN ...
Australia’s human rights record is ‘backsliding,’ - that’s according to a report by a coalition of…
Victorian Government 100 Neighbourhood Batteries Program Reduces Energ...
The Allan Labor government has launched its third round of grant funding through the 100 Neighbourhood…
US of Ed: Pay No Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
"They're there to protect him. Not the nation, not the truth, not what's good, not what's…
NT Energy System Letting Down First Nations Families
The Justice & Equity Centre have joined a group of First Nations organisations, energy advocates and civil society groups in the First Nations Clean Energy Network are calling for changes to help prevent disconnections and keep people safer. Read More
South Australia Struggles With Algae Bloom
South Australia continues to grapple with the algae bloom that has been impacting its shores and…