Politics
Strong Opinions at Kimberley Parliamentary Hearing
There were strong voices and opinions from Fitzroy Valley residents at the public parliamentary hearing of the Joint-Select Committee into Constitutional Recognition […]
Reconciliation Week: Australia’s Journey to Reconciliation
Australia, at best, has a complicated history with its first people. Dylan takes a look at our continuing journey towards reconciliation.
Labor Pledges Live Sheep Export Ban – What About Cattle?
The Federal Labor party has pledged to ban live export of sheep if they win government at the next election. Many people […]
Unrest in Russia Under Putin
More than 1,600 anti-Kremlin activists have been detained by police during street protests against Vladimir Putin ahead of his inauguration for a […]
Greens Announce Plan to Lower Voting Age to 16
Australia’s youngest ever senator, Jordon Steele-John has announced a plan by The Greens to lower the voting age from 18 to 16. […]
Drug Testing Welfare Recipients
A Bill put forward by the Liberal Party that seeks to have welfare recipients subject to mandatory drug tests has resurfaced in […]
Victoria Police officers suspended over brutality claims
Following the circulation of footage that many are labelling as ‘police brutality’, Victoria Police have suspended four officers and another put on different […]
Turnbull loses 30th consecutive Newspoll
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has lost his 30th consecutive Newspoll. This brings him to the same number of losses that former PM […]
Professionalism in Australian Politics
Liberal Senator Michaelia Cash has come under fire for a heated exchange during Senate estimates, meanwhile the spotlight is on Barnaby Joyce […]
Reconciliation Week: What is the Uluru Statement?
One year ago hundreds of representatives from Indigenous Australia travelled to Uluru for the Constitutional Convention. The Uluru Statement from The Heart was […]