Politics
Global Climate Strike
On Friday 20 September, it is predicted that millions of people worldwide will march for urgent action on climate change. The movement […]
Rising calls for a Cash for Cans to help ease Victoria’s recycling crisis
For years, the Victorian government has rejected cash for containers, saying that our recycling systems are good enough and the schemes are […]
Is The National Native Title Conference Broken?
This year the National Native Title Conference was held at the MCG in Melbourne, tickets cost over $600 and major sponsors included […]
Coalition Returned While Labor Back to Drawing Board
As the election results fall into place, the Coalition will be returned with a majority in the House of Representatives while Labor, […]
Digital Campaign Ads: Young Voters’ Perspectives
As election day approaches, many political parties are taking their final chances to boost campaign ads on social media. Do young voters […]
Voters Turn Out for Election Pre-Poll
Voters Turn Out for Election Pre-Poll Ahead of the 2019 Federal Election, voters are turning out in force to vote before election […]
Bill Shorten promises to create new laws to help casuals get permanent jobs
Casual workers will get a clear path to a permanent job if the Labor Party wins the federal election. Opposition leader Bill […]
Mighty Fitzroy’s Future – Our Economy
The Fitzroy River in the Kimberley Region of Western Australia is a National Heritage listed biodiversity hotspot. But depending on who you listen […]
Youth Employment: Federal Budget 2019
What does the federal budget mean for the youth’s employment prospects? Reporter Stefan Bradley has this report from the Foundation for Young […]
Panorama
Reforming Australia’s democracy for less polarisation
It would be an understatement to say Australians are disillusioned with politics. Academics have created fifteen proposals that hope to renew trust […]