Lying all Along the Line
By James Moore There is not much more satisfying than watching detestable politicians and liars when they slip into panic mode and realize their scam […]
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Everyone in Australia has a human right to housing. Denying it must cease.
Since January 1976, the UN’s International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has obliged Australia to ensure “particularly … [via] legislative measures” that the […]
Women turned away amid legal aid DV funding crisis
National Legal Aid is calling on the government to urgently increase funding to Legal Aid Commissions following the release of a report on domestic violence […]
‘Unacceptable impacts’ and ‘dodgy deals’: Senate Inquiry slams government subsidy for Middle Arm Industrial Precinct
Environment Centre NT Media Release The Senate Inquiry into the Middle Arm Industrial Precinct handed down its final report today, issuing a damning indictment of […]
Swiftly legislating paying super on parental leave will narrow the gender gap and boost women’s financial security
The Australian Government’s decision to swiftly legislate paying super on its parental leave scheme will help to tackle gender inequity and boost a mother of […]
AI Experts Call for National Safety Institute
Testimony before the Senate Committee on Adopting AI focused on the need for Australia to create an AI Safety Institute. Polling from the Lowy Institute […]
Urgent calls for Royal Commission as Four Corners reveals Murray Darling disaster repeat looming in the NT
Environment Centre NT and Arid Lands Environment Centre Media Release Conservation groups Environment Centre NT and Arid Lands Environment Centre are calling on the Federal […]
CRCs leading the way to Net Zero goals, generating billions in value for all Australians
Media Release Cooperative Research Australia (CRA) today launched an independent study that confirms the venerable Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program is generating billions of dollars […]
Do we really know what Australia’s position on poverty is?
This week, the Brotherhood of St. Laurence (BSL) will host international poverty measurement expert Professor Sabina Alkire to gain a clearer insight into how Australia […]
Boxing with God
By James Moore “Religion was invented when the first con man met the first fool”. (Mark Twain). Religious zealots tend to see providence in the […]
Are schools gaming NAPLAN to manipulate academic performance?
Schools may be strategically manipulating participation in the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) to improve their public performance results, according to new […]
Australian Futures: More Low-Cost Public Transport Embedded in Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning
By Denis Bright From the state with the highest fares for non-concessional public transport, Premier Steven Miles has taken the plunge to offer fifty cent […]
Building new market-rate housing will improve rental affordability for most: New Research
Building new market-rate homes improves affordability by lowering rents on most existing homes, new research released today by e61 Institute has found. The analysis of […]
Urgent call for permanent visas at Burke’s electoral office and nationwide
An ongoing 24/7 refugee rally is taking place in front of Minister for Immigration Tony Burke’s office. The rally, which has gathered a crowd of […]
Australian Government needs new approach to an Integrated Tertiary Education System
Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) Media Release If the Australian Government is to achieve its goal of closer alignment of the skills training and […]