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“Dogs With Jobs” New children’s book teaching kids about assistance animals

“Dogs With Jobs” New children’s book teaching kids about assistance animals

Communications & Culture The Wire

Many Dogs have many jobs, and author Natalie Leski writes all about them in her new book. Titled “dogs with jobs”...

Data Protection Laws needed for Neurotechnology in Australia

Data Protection Laws needed for Neurotechnology in Australia

Communications & Culture The Law The Wire

Brain-monitoring neurotechnology is becoming increasingly widespread across industry workplaces throughout the world.Yet as the technology advances, there are privacy concerns...

Indigenous cultural-based insights emerge from global suicide prevention conference

Indigenous cultural-based insights emerge from global suicide prevention conference

Communications & Culture Health Social Justice The Wire

Content warning: the following contains references to First Nations suicide which may be distressing for some.According to the World Health...

Melbourne launches playbook to combat disinformation in cities

Melbourne launches playbook to combat disinformation in cities

Communications & Culture The Wire

The spread of disinformation has become a growing problem globally.The University of Melbourne has launched the ‘Disinformation in the City’...

Women’s Health Week: Is period pain ‘normal?’

Women’s Health Week: Is period pain ‘normal?’

Communications & Culture Health The Wire

It’s long been believed heavy and painful periods are a ‘normal’ part of women’s lives, with many of us in...

Julian Hill on multiculturalism, international students, and cohesion

Julian Hill on multiculturalism, international students, and cohesion

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy The Wire

The Albanese government appointed Julian Hill as the Assistant Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs in July this year. It’s...

Celebrating QLD SES Volunteer Week

Celebrating QLD SES Volunteer Week

Communications & Culture The Wire

This week, the Queensland State Emergency Services celebrates its volunteers who work supporting Australians in need. SES provides emergency and...

Inclusive exhibition gives voice to artists with disability

Inclusive exhibition gives voice to artists with disability

Communications & Culture Social Justice The Wire

A collaborative SALA exhibition displaying the artworks and stories of people living with disability, wraps up today in Adelaide.In its...

Empowering refugee women in Queensland

Empowering refugee women in Queensland

Communications & Culture The Wire

A woman in regional Queensland is helping refugee women to thrive and be independent in their new home.Mosaic Hues is...

16-year-old Paralympian excited for Paris 2024

16-year-old Paralympian excited for Paris 2024

Communications & Culture The Wire

A proud Walpiri woman from the Northern Territory, 16-year-old Telaya Blacksmith now lives in Sydney where she attends Endeavour High...
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