R U OK? has launched Stronger Together, a targeted suicide prevention campaign to encourage conversation within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Developed with the
Ten years ago the National Youth Commission Inquiry (NYC) focused their welcome attention on the troubling and prevailing problem of youth homelessness. Ten years on
A Labor government would change workplace laws to ensure the minimum wage for Australia’s low-paid workers is a “living wage”. Federal Labor leader Bill Shorten
The Westpac Scholars Trust announced its 2019 Westpac Research Fellows, recognising two Australian researchers – Dr Jacq Romero and Dr Meru Sheel – who will
Highly-experienced director Louise Sylvan has been appointed to the Board of The Australian Centre for Social Innovation (TACSI). Sylvan is Chair of Energy Consumers Australia, the new
Oaktree, a youth-run aid and development charity, has named Shani Cain as the new CEO. Â Cain will be succeeding previous CEO, Sashenka Worsman. The Oaktree
538 Australian schools are set to receive up to $1000 each to get hands-on with environmental projects as the recipients of the first round of
It must be six years ago that I was walking along my favourite beach in Australia with my Dad when he floored me with an
Having lived in Indonesia for nearly 30 years I have witnessed the economic hardships that come from the lack of access to education. In the
Like most aged care workers, Anna Hansen didn’t get into the sector to make the big bucks. “We don’t come into this industry to be
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