AI has the potential to transform nursing
The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has developed a new Position Statement on Artificial Intelligence (AI). This Position Statement aims to provide nurses with an […]
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A letter to the children of tomorrow
By Roger Chao Dear Children of Tomorrow, in sorrowed verse we write, To pen our deep apology beneath the failing light. We’ve ravaged Eden’s gardens […]
America one President down: King Lear makes way for King Leer
By Tess Lawrence America is one President down. Joe Biden has withdrawn from the presidential race. His demise was brought about not by a sniper’s […]
The Transition to Net Zero
By Fred (An insight to the staggering ballpark numbers needed to achieve NZ by 2050). Out of idle curiosity I got to wondering how big […]
Hillbilly Hypocrite
By James Moore Humiliation has long been a strong deterrent to failure in America. Our culture’s tendency is to blame the person, not the country […]
ActionAid welcomes the historic judgment of the ICJ
ActionAid Media Release ActionAid welcomes the historic judgment of the court, which has declared that the Israeli Government’s continued occupation of the Palestinian territory is […]
Elect Politicians with Jeremy Corbyn’s Values in Australia
By Denis Hay Introduction Choosing politicians who prioritize social justice, public ownership, and anti-austerity measures can transform Australia’s political landscape. Jeremy Corbyn’s policies in the […]
Government sidesteps its responsibilities to look after oral health of nation’s most vulnerable
The nation’s dentists have slated as a wasted opportunity the Government’s failure to properly consider funding dental services for Australia’s most vulnerable populations. The Government […]
The 20% Student Loan Tax is a Barrier to Equity and Access in Higher Education
Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) Media Release To improve equity and access to higher education, the 20% student loan tax on FEE-HELP loans needs […]
A win for the people as Australia’s big banks finally go too far
By Dale Webster It is impossible to pinpoint an exact time when Australia’s big four banks turned on their regional customer base but May 24, […]
Israel using water as weapon of war as Gaza supply plummets by 94%, creating deadly health catastrophe: Oxfam
A new Oxfam report reveals how Israel has been systematically weaponizing water against Palestinians in Gaza, showing disregard for human life and international law. The […]
Treaties Committee to examine extension of Australia-US scientific balloon agreement
Parliament of Australia Media Release The Joint Standing Committee on Treaties will hold a public hearing today for its inquiry into the Exchange of Notes to extend the […]
The Siren’s Call
By Roger Chao The Siren’s Call When twilight cloaks the city’s restless streets, And fear whispers through the cracks in our resolve, A siren’s call, […]
Deficits That Really Matter: Shaping Australia’s Future
By Denis Hay Introduction Australia faces several critical deficits that threaten its future. From education and jobs to healthcare and climate, these deficits undermine social […]
The bystander
By Kerri Lynn The bystander shot at the Trump rally was Corey Comperatore. From what we know: “Corey Comperatore, 50, was a family man who […]