Social Issues

A bid for a double murderer inmate identifying as a female to transfer to a women’s prison has been rejected.

Concepts for the centres had been suggested by Labor as early as the 1990s, but they never came to fruition.

A new plan to combat anti-Semitism has also received criticism for potentially impacting personal freedoms.

‘The role further focused on supporting refugees, migrants and humanitarian entrants from Palestine,’ the position requires.

‘It’s critical to be able to talk about Beijing ... in a way that doesn’t allow the issue to be turned back on those who raise it,’ says one defence expert.

Details are scarce but the new Voice will resemble the federal version rejected in 2023.

The prime minister calls for decisive action, not meetings.

Ramping is said to occur anytime an ambulance spends more than 30 minutes waiting outside a hospital for its patient to be admitted.

An Australian arts body said it made a mistake in initially banning an artistic duo from attending a global art exhibition.

The rapper drew the attention of the minister’s office after the release of a song titled ‘Heil Hitler.’

Australia’s Administrative Review tribunal found no intent to cause serious harm to the trans individual.

The Yoorrook Justice Commission heard from more than 200 witnesses over the past 4 years and has made 100 recommendations for urgent change.

More than 900 people in a coastal town of less than 6,000 have written to the local council objecting to the planned project.

A report into the NDIS has found costs are blowing out, despite only a small percentage of disabled people receiving support.

‘I believe that I’m being made out to be a racist,’ the dismissed worker said.

New South Welshmen will be given the choice of four ‘genders’ once the new laws roll through.

Queensland has issued new directives limiting—and potentially axing—the use of Indigenous ‘Acknowledgement to Country’ in official e-mails.

ABC Managing Director Hugh Marks has defended the broadcaster’s handling of the lawsuit while saying it was a ‘great learning exercise.’

While other countries remain more optimistic overall, sentiment remains static, while Australians, despite global uncertainty, are becoming more positive.

A bid for a double murderer inmate identifying as a female to transfer to a women’s prison has been rejected.

Concepts for the centres had been suggested by Labor as early as the 1990s, but they never came to fruition.

A new plan to combat anti-Semitism has also received criticism for potentially impacting personal freedoms.

‘The role further focused on supporting refugees, migrants and humanitarian entrants from Palestine,’ the position requires.

‘It’s critical to be able to talk about Beijing ... in a way that doesn’t allow the issue to be turned back on those who raise it,’ says one defence expert.

Details are scarce but the new Voice will resemble the federal version rejected in 2023.

The prime minister calls for decisive action, not meetings.

Ramping is said to occur anytime an ambulance spends more than 30 minutes waiting outside a hospital for its patient to be admitted.

An Australian arts body said it made a mistake in initially banning an artistic duo from attending a global art exhibition.

The rapper drew the attention of the minister’s office after the release of a song titled ‘Heil Hitler.’

Australia’s Administrative Review tribunal found no intent to cause serious harm to the trans individual.

The Yoorrook Justice Commission heard from more than 200 witnesses over the past 4 years and has made 100 recommendations for urgent change.

More than 900 people in a coastal town of less than 6,000 have written to the local council objecting to the planned project.

A report into the NDIS has found costs are blowing out, despite only a small percentage of disabled people receiving support.

‘I believe that I’m being made out to be a racist,’ the dismissed worker said.

New South Welshmen will be given the choice of four ‘genders’ once the new laws roll through.

Queensland has issued new directives limiting—and potentially axing—the use of Indigenous ‘Acknowledgement to Country’ in official e-mails.

ABC Managing Director Hugh Marks has defended the broadcaster’s handling of the lawsuit while saying it was a ‘great learning exercise.’

While other countries remain more optimistic overall, sentiment remains static, while Australians, despite global uncertainty, are becoming more positive.