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Regional women empowerment needed across Australia

Regional women empowerment needed across Australia

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Wire

This weekend, women from across Central Queensland gathered at the WOW Festival in Biloela, sharing stories of empowerment. Former Governor-General...

Exploring the truth behind the “Dead Internet Theory”

Exploring the truth behind the “Dead Internet Theory”

Communications & Culture The Wire

Recently, online media outlets and academics have explored the truth behind what’s called “the Dead Internet Theory”. The theory claims...

Biloela’s Women of the World Festival

Biloela’s Women of the World Festival

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Wire

This weekend, the central Queensland town of Biloela hosted the Women of The World festival, amplifying the voices and stories...

UN finds Australian and WA Government in potential breach of racial discrimination convention

UN finds Australian and WA Government in potential breach of racial discrimination convention

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Wire

A UN committee has found the Australian and WA governments potentially breached racial discrimination conventions, over the handling of Aboriginal...

First Nations travel business win Queensland Reconciliation awards

First Nations travel business win Queensland Reconciliation awards

Communications & Culture The Wire

This week, the Queensland Reconciliation Awards were hosted in Cairns, acknowledging the work of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

Consumer advocate for deaf community says conversation needed for cinema accessibility

Consumer advocate for deaf community says conversation needed for cinema accessibility

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Wire

Attending the cinema is not always as simple as sitting back and taking in the big screen…with some alleging most...

Woman of the World Festival begins in Biloela

Woman of the World Festival begins in Biloela

Communications & Culture Education Politics & Economy Social Justice The Wire

A festival celebrating women will begin this weekend in the Queensland town of Biloela, 600 kilometres northwest of Brisbane. Woman...

Neil Armfield’s Death Of A Salesman

Neil Armfield’s Death Of A Salesman

Communications & Culture The Wire

Set in the faded glory of Ebbets Field Brooklyn, this production of Arthur Miller’s iconic Death of a Salesman seems...

Many Australians unaware of their Data collected: Report

Many Australians unaware of their Data collected: Report

Communications & Culture The Law The Wire

A new report from the ACCC reveals many Australians are unaware of how much of their personal data is being...

National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Conference: A recap

National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Conference: A recap

Communications & Culture The Wire

Last Saturday, the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Council conference kicked off in Adelaide, with the theme being ‘Charting the...
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