Heartlands – a literary journey with Ukraine
In Australia the Ukrainian Diaspora hasn’t given up as the ongoing invasion of their country continues…
Current Affairs & Analysis
Making the most of COP 16 – Biodiversity
The UN defines biodiversity as “the diversity within species, including plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi.” The…
A mother’s push for hope amid childhood dementia diagnosis
Adelaide-based, Renee Staska, is a mother of three whose life took a gut-wrenching turn when all…
Peter Dutton on Indigenous wellbeing, nuclear, and refugees
This week, Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton visited the Pilbara region in Western Australia. He addressed…
MedicAlert imitations are putting Australians at risk
An Australian medical and identification service is concerned about an increase of replicas being sold overseas…
Flood Failure to Future Fairness Report – a promising push for i...
The 2022 floods in eastern Australia, were one of the nation’s worst recorded flood disasters. But,…
US of Ed: Closing Arguments
"We're voting for Kamala to keep the democracy." In the final days of the election campaign,…
Adult Age, Adult Wage- Interview with Mark Buttigieg MLC
Whether your first job was working a maccas drive through or packing groceries at your nearest…
100th Anniversary of the Kinchela Boys Home
Earlier this month, survivors of Kinchela gathered at the site to share their experiences of the institution, showing the power of Aboriginal truth-telling. Among the attendees was Brydie Zorz, a Wiradjuri woman and Research Assistant for the Justice and Equity Centre’s truth-telling project, Towards Truth. Read More
When AI becomes smarter than you
AI technology is developing and becoming more intelligent everyday. OpenAI boss Sam Altman believes superintelligence is…
COVID 19 Response Inquiry raises questions
The release of the COVID 19 Response inquiry as ignited discussion in all sectors of the…
The changing face of the University campus
Over the last decade there has been substantial change to the way in which university students…