SA Greens to launch inquiry into supermarket prices
Member of the South Australian Greens; Robert Simms MLC will propose an inquiry into supermarket prices…
Current Affairs & Analysis
Logging continues around threatened Gliders
Native forest logging in New South Wales came under scrutiny last year when Forestry Corporation NSW…
Water quality an issue for regional Australia
Access to clean water is a key issue for people in many countries around the world.…
Thousands of sheep stranded off Perth coast
The Australian Government's “bloody disgraceful” indecision on the MV Bahijah, stranded off Perth’s coast, has sparked…
Community Broadcast Sector seeks increased funding in upcoming budget
In the lead up to the next federal Budget, many organisations and groups have already made…
Independent MP speaks on Dutton’s Election Promise to Defund EDO
Last week, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton promised to defund the Environmental Defenders Office if the coalition…
NT Government Faces Backlash over Response to Fish Kill
The Northern Territory Government is being questioned on their ability to respond to environmental disasters, following…
NSW SES undertakes their annual “Who Let the Boats Out” op...
On Saturday February 3rd the NSW SES hosted a large-scale operation where units from across the…
Skilled Migrant Builders could aid in Housing Crisis
Amidst the current housing crisis, experts suggest Australia should focus on attracting skilled migrant construction workers…
First Nations Activist Speaks out Against Logging in Tasmanian Highlands
This week, the Tasmanian Supreme Court granted a temporary injunction to stop logging in the central…
As Medicare turns 40, regional and remote communities struggle to acce...
Yesterday Medicare turned 40, and although many Australians have felt the benefits of universal health care…
First-Nations Led Schools Improve Education Outcomes, project finds
New research finds Community-controlled, First Nations schools support self-determination and improve education outcomes, and overall well-being…