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Can curfews address the youth crime in Alice Springs?

Can curfews address the youth crime in Alice Springs?

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Following a spate of youth crimes in Alice Springs, a three day curfew was imposed on the city. However, many...

First Nations NGO launches housing and training facility

First Nations NGO launches housing and training facility

Politics & Economy The Wire

The Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation in remote Western Australia has constructed nine transitional housing units and a commercial training facility to...

Leftist Alliance unexpectedly outperforms Far Right in French elections

Leftist Alliance unexpectedly outperforms Far Right in French elections

Politics & Economy The Wire

The 2024 French election results shocked the nation, where the left and centrist alliance managed to contain the Far-Right National...

12,000-year-old Indigenous rituals unearthed in North Victoria

12,000-year-old Indigenous rituals unearthed in North Victoria

Science & Environment The Wire

An archeological collaboration between the GunaiKurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation and Monash University unearthed evidence of 12,000 year old...

Long-term healthcare costs for substance-exposed unborn children

Long-term healthcare costs for substance-exposed unborn children

Science & Environment The Wire

Research conducted from Macquarie University has found that children exposed to substance use during pregnancy faced higher healthcare costs and...

QLD Small businesses ‘lack innovation,’ commission report finds

QLD Small businesses ‘lack innovation,’ commission report finds

Politics & Economy The Wire

A new report has found Queensland’s small businesses are less innovative than their American counterparts. The Queensland Small Business Commission...

Report reveals increase in children receiving protection services

Report reveals increase in children receiving protection services

Social Justice The Wire

Data released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has revealed an increase in the number of children receiving...

Men with ‘traditional’ values most at risk of loneliness, study finds

Men with ‘traditional’ values most at risk of loneliness, study finds

Health Social Justice The Wire 22 July 2024

A new report finds men in their 40s with traditional values are the most vulnerable when it comes to loneliness....

Welders at risk of carcinogenic fumes, study finds

Welders at risk of carcinogenic fumes, study finds

Health The Wire 22 July 2024

New research has revealed tens of thousands of Australian workers are being exposed to dangerous ‘welding fumes’ in their workplace....

Water free ‘containment zone’ could stop cane toads infiltrating WA’s Pilbara

Water free ‘containment zone’ could stop cane toads infiltrating WA’s Pilbara

Science & Environment The Wire

The Western Australia State Government has announced funding for the first phase of a Toad Containment Zone, a collaborative project...
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