Social Issues

New report shows poverty rate up from 12.4 percent to 14.2 percent, highest since 2001.

Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke says there’s no benefit in responding to Senator Lidia Thorpe’s comments angrily.

The senator’s line of questioning at the race discrimination commissioner focused on racism and the March for Australia protests against immigration policy.

Senate hearings have revealed concerns over unregistered providers and weak oversight in the $1.65 billion NDIS support system.

‘Some refugees from Syria, for instance, depending on the visa class that they’re issued ... may be eligible for special benefit payments,’ says one official.

His comments come after the NSW Court of Appeal blocked a pro-Palestinian protest at the Sydney Opera House.

The deal will see hostages released and Israeli troops withdrawn under the first phase, according to Trump.

As cost-of-living pressures rise, more than one in four consumers believe retail theft is justifiable to some degree, a study by Monash University has found.

Income apportionment wrongly calculated social security overpayments between 2003 and 2020.

While government efforts have focused on protecting children online, a senator warns adults are also at risk of being manipulated by chatbots.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said he was worried about the ‘Americanisation’ of Australian politics.

A survey from the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne found 76% of businesses provide flexible work arrangements already

In another incident in Sydney, a man was questioned after allegedly pointing a firearm from a moving truck at a synagogue.

The pledge comes amid criticism of a trans inmate being housed in a female prison.

‘Either she misspoke or is completely unable to see the danger of excusing the violent murder of two Jewish people,’ Josh Burns said.

At home, Tony Burke calls a planned Bankstown rally ‘deeply insensitive,’ as NSW Police seek to block a Sydney protest on safety grounds.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan said it would be ‘deeply inappropriate’ for any member of parliament to direct the placement of any prisoner.

In coming months, new laws will also come into force giving the government the power to shut down shops selling illegal vapes or illicit tobacco

Labor Senator Michelle Ananda-Rajah has raised concerns that Australia is ‘drowning in’ counter-narratives about climate change.

The countries failed to meet the standards of the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

New report shows poverty rate up from 12.4 percent to 14.2 percent, highest since 2001.

Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke says there’s no benefit in responding to Senator Lidia Thorpe’s comments angrily.

The senator’s line of questioning at the race discrimination commissioner focused on racism and the March for Australia protests against immigration policy.

Senate hearings have revealed concerns over unregistered providers and weak oversight in the $1.65 billion NDIS support system.

‘Some refugees from Syria, for instance, depending on the visa class that they’re issued ... may be eligible for special benefit payments,’ says one official.

His comments come after the NSW Court of Appeal blocked a pro-Palestinian protest at the Sydney Opera House.

The deal will see hostages released and Israeli troops withdrawn under the first phase, according to Trump.

As cost-of-living pressures rise, more than one in four consumers believe retail theft is justifiable to some degree, a study by Monash University has found.

Income apportionment wrongly calculated social security overpayments between 2003 and 2020.

While government efforts have focused on protecting children online, a senator warns adults are also at risk of being manipulated by chatbots.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said he was worried about the ‘Americanisation’ of Australian politics.

A survey from the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne found 76% of businesses provide flexible work arrangements already

In another incident in Sydney, a man was questioned after allegedly pointing a firearm from a moving truck at a synagogue.

The pledge comes amid criticism of a trans inmate being housed in a female prison.

‘Either she misspoke or is completely unable to see the danger of excusing the violent murder of two Jewish people,’ Josh Burns said.

At home, Tony Burke calls a planned Bankstown rally ‘deeply insensitive,’ as NSW Police seek to block a Sydney protest on safety grounds.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan said it would be ‘deeply inappropriate’ for any member of parliament to direct the placement of any prisoner.

In coming months, new laws will also come into force giving the government the power to shut down shops selling illegal vapes or illicit tobacco

Labor Senator Michelle Ananda-Rajah has raised concerns that Australia is ‘drowning in’ counter-narratives about climate change.

The countries failed to meet the standards of the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act.