For people with disabilities, technology offers incredible, life changing opportunities… but only if they can use them. Otherwise, the discrimination … More
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Strong opposition to nuclear power, as public submissions close
A raft of community groups have united to express their opposition to nuclear power. Public submissions to the federal parliamentary … More
Beijing considers military intervention, as Hong Kong protests enter 9th week
The protests have been remarkable for their length and their inclusion of residents from all walks of life. It poses … More
Overhaul ‘misleading’ sugar rating system, says peak body
Australia’s peak consumer advocacy group, Choice, has recommended a change in the way we rate sugary foods. They say the … More
HPV vaccinations in Indigenous communities skyrocket
Human papilloma virus (HPV) can cause cervical cancer in women. Indigenous women are diagnosed with cervical cancer at twice the … More
1.3 million protest Hong Kong extradition law
It’s the largest protest since the transfer of power in 1997. Critics see the bill, which allows extradition of Hong … More
Chinese warships dock in Sydney on Tiananmen anniversary
Australia had 3 unexpected house guests yesterday. Chinese Naval warships have docked in Woolloomooloo alongside their Australian counterparts. Their arrival … More
National Indigenous Arts Awards
National Reconciliation Week kicked off last night with the 12th annual Indigenous Arts Awards. Legends like Uncle Jack Charles and … More
Labor leadership up for grabs
In the aftermath of Saturday’s election, the federal Labor party must choose a new leader. Anthony Albanese is the favourite, … More