Social Issues

Allen Pidgeon, chair of the Australian National Flag Association, says young citizens appreciate the flag’s enduring significance.

Queensland has paused the use of puberty blockers while a national review is underway.

‘Failure to address veteran housing is one of the many endemic system failures contributing to veteran suicide statistics,’ said Tamara Paton of Vasey RSL Care.

A campaign to encourage parents to abstain from smartphone use for children is gaining momentum more than a year since it started.

Chris Keefer was also concerned that the renewable transition is preventing Western countries from taking smart measures to reduce carbon emissions.

Around 11 per cent of Australian children aged five to seven are now participants in the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Minister Butler says the scheme, originally built for 410,000, now supports 740,000 Australians—half of them children.

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called the move ‘unjustified.’

The current government had earlier cancelled the visas of former minister Ayelet Shaked and blogger Hillel Fuld.

The Minns Labor government says this will safeguard the state’s multiculturalism.

A week after 12 literary judges withdrew in Queensland, around 30 authors and academics in the literature field have resigned from a Victorian event.

Students and those without children were found to be the most addicted.

‘I’ve got friends who have spent over $1 million on properties for dogs,’ says former Million Dollar Chase winner Blake Pursell.

Thompson’s proposal comes after a group of masked pro-Palestine demonstrators were condemned for burning Australia’s national flag in Melbourne.

Julie Inman Grant revealed she had a team of 250, far smaller than the UK.

‘Sharing or threatening to share such images, even if the person hasn’t created them, will also be a crime ...’ says NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley.

A new study reveals how Facebook reshaped Australia’s news diet, just as Meta threatens to pull the plug on it.

Rowling says Western society is currently divided between truth and obedience.

The side that cancelled a Welcome to Country last minute on Anzac Day has issued a broad apology as it gears up for the Indigenous Round.

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says none of the major global tech companies are following the procedures she wants them to, despite ‘pressure’ from her.

Allen Pidgeon, chair of the Australian National Flag Association, says young citizens appreciate the flag’s enduring significance.

Queensland has paused the use of puberty blockers while a national review is underway.

‘Failure to address veteran housing is one of the many endemic system failures contributing to veteran suicide statistics,’ said Tamara Paton of Vasey RSL Care.

A campaign to encourage parents to abstain from smartphone use for children is gaining momentum more than a year since it started.

Chris Keefer was also concerned that the renewable transition is preventing Western countries from taking smart measures to reduce carbon emissions.

Around 11 per cent of Australian children aged five to seven are now participants in the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Minister Butler says the scheme, originally built for 410,000, now supports 740,000 Australians—half of them children.

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called the move ‘unjustified.’

The current government had earlier cancelled the visas of former minister Ayelet Shaked and blogger Hillel Fuld.

The Minns Labor government says this will safeguard the state’s multiculturalism.

A week after 12 literary judges withdrew in Queensland, around 30 authors and academics in the literature field have resigned from a Victorian event.

Students and those without children were found to be the most addicted.

‘I’ve got friends who have spent over $1 million on properties for dogs,’ says former Million Dollar Chase winner Blake Pursell.

Thompson’s proposal comes after a group of masked pro-Palestine demonstrators were condemned for burning Australia’s national flag in Melbourne.

Julie Inman Grant revealed she had a team of 250, far smaller than the UK.

‘Sharing or threatening to share such images, even if the person hasn’t created them, will also be a crime ...’ says NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley.

A new study reveals how Facebook reshaped Australia’s news diet, just as Meta threatens to pull the plug on it.

Rowling says Western society is currently divided between truth and obedience.

The side that cancelled a Welcome to Country last minute on Anzac Day has issued a broad apology as it gears up for the Indigenous Round.

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says none of the major global tech companies are following the procedures she wants them to, despite ‘pressure’ from her.