The Data Given Over By Renters
The unregulated requests for tenant data by landlords is now being reigned in, following new laws…
Current Affairs & Analysis
Does AI boost Workplace Productivity
AI in theworkplace has been a complex issue surrounding workplaces across the world in recent years.…
Africa Film Festival returns, now at the Sydney Opera House
The Africa Film Festival is back for a second time, and it's showcasing more films reflecting…
Pharmacists workforce shortage in remote areas
Communities in rural and remote Australia are facing pharmacy workforce shortages, according to research coming out…
Students with disability still left behind in schools
A new report shows students with disability in Australia are still being restrained, excluded, and not…
One in three e-sccooter deaths involves a child
A new study from the University of Melbourne reveals that one in three e-scooter fatalities in…
Majority of Australians think Fossil Fuel Corporations should pay for ...
Majority of Australians believe coal, oil and gas corporations should pay for the damage caused by…
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…
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…