Human rights ignored: First Nations children deserve better
International Human Rights Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing human rights abuses faced by First Nations children in Australia. “This year’s International Human
Mother creates foundation making roads safer after the loss of a son
Tragedy fuels change: Michelle McLaughlin’s decade-long fight for child pedestrian safety after losing her son, Tom. Ten years ago, the life of Michelle McLaughlin and
Fighting domestic violence: NSW funds prevention programs
NSW grants $4.25M to community groups for programs preventing domestic violence. Funding support fosters inclusive communities. The NSW Government has announced a significant investment in
RWAV strengthens rural Victoria’s healthcare workforce in 2024
RWAV’s 2023-24 annual report shows the strengthening Victoria’s rural healthcare workforce. Initiatives gave access to better care. The report shows the dedication The Rural Workforce
Australia’s broken employment system: A call for urgent reform
Australia’s employment system is failing low-income and disabled job seekers. ACOSS calls for urgent reform to address these issues. A new report by the Australian
Australia’s social cohesion remains strong, but challenges persist
A new report offers hope and warning for Australia’s social cohesion. While inclusivity is on the rise other challenges persist. A recent report by the
Homelessness crisis deepens: Urgent call for action
Australia grapples with a homelessness crisis, according to a new report from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI). The report, released today, reveals
Australia’s healthcare future: Innovative models and workforce solutions
The future of Australian healthcare: Explore innovative care, digital health, and workforce solutions in the latest Australian Health Review. The final edition of the Australian
BEING appoints new CEO for mental health consumer rights
BEING appoints new CEO, Giancarlo de Vera, to champion mental health consumer rights and drive systemic change in NSW. BEING – Mental Health Consumers,
New trial protects First Nations families from violence
The Albanese government is investing $2.6 million to tackle family violence and protect children in the Greater Darwin region. This two-year trial aims to support
