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European court case shows Australian children must urgently be repatriated from Syria

Menchie Khairuddin September 20, 2022

The decision by the European Court of Human Rights to call on France to ‘re-examine’ its refusal to repatriate women from Syria, highlights the need

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News, Politics, Aged Care

Spinal Life Australia backs calls to “Let pensioners work”

Lourdes Antenor April 21, 2022

Spinal Life Australia urges the Federal Government and the Opposition to take to the polls with a single policy to help address this election’s two

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Politics, Policy, Health, Governance

Seat of Boothby offers opportunity to end age discrimination

Lourdes Antenor November 30, 2021

What has a single seat in federal Parliament got to do with ending age discrimination in the NDIS? Quite a lot it turns out, if

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Politics, Policy, Health, Funding

“I could be in a ceramic jar”: The stories behind calls for bereavement funding

Lourdes Antenor November 23, 2021

When Angie Wraight’s, 58, husband died last year from esophageal cancer – she lost her other half. “We met when I was 18 and were

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Priscilla Brice's take on the Federal Budget

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Federal Budget to miss the mark if community-based preventative programs and a national anti-racism strategy aren’t addressed

Priscilla Brice May 11, 2021

On May 11, all eyes will be on Treasurer Josh Frydenberg as he delivers the Federal Budget. This year’s budget feels different for many reasons,

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Opinion, News, Humanitarian Crisis, Politics

Why authority figures need to focus less on punishment and more on helping kids get their lives back on track

Selim Ucar March 9, 2021

The current youth justice system in Australia has proven ineffective, with damning reports revealing the serious harm and mistreatment caused by putting our children behind bars.

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Opinion, News, Charities, Politics, covid-19, Latest News

Facebook’s ban is a reminder not to trust a giant

Phoebe Netto March 4, 2021

Facebook’s recent news ban happened so fast that it knocked over not just the key players, but the entire board. Save the Children Australia, the

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Opinion, News, Politics

‘I’d like my lamington with a side of systemic change’: What we really want this International Women’s Day

Ruth Dearnley March 4, 2021

As long as inequity exists, we must take time to acknowledge the progress yet to be made in addressing the systemic injustices, biases, and burdens

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Opinion, News, Politics

Changes to family visas are welcome, but more is needed

Gregory Rohan March 2, 2021

Long-awaited changes to family visas have come into effect on 27 February, allowing Partner and certain child visa applicants who are already in Australia to

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‘Time for a First Nations Voice to Parliament,’ eye care leaders say

Paulo Rizal February 2, 2021

The Fred Hollows Foundation, the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO), and Australia’s first Aboriginal ophthalmologist Associate Professor Kris Rallah-Baker have joined forces to call for

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