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Australia’s Break Dancing controversy prompts debate in country’s hip hop scene

Australia’s Break Dancing controversy prompts debate in country’s hip hop scene

Communications & Culture The Wire

The recent controversy around Australia’s Rachel Gunn or RayGun has prompted discussions on the authencity of the art.This has brought...

NAPLAN Results Spell Trouble

NAPLAN Results Spell Trouble

Education Politics & Economy The Wire

This Year’s NAPLAN results have been released, revealing the ongoing issues students face around Australia.In particular, students from remote and...

Climate anxiety on the rise: Lifeline sees surge in calls

Climate anxiety on the rise: Lifeline sees surge in calls

Science & Environment The Wire

Extreme heat, floods and the lurking doom of climate change has had a toll on Australians and their mental health.New...

Australia’s media bias on Bangladesh tragedy

Australia’s media bias on Bangladesh tragedy

Politics & Economy The Wire

Bangladesh is undergoing a great deal of political turmoil after more than 450 people died, thousands were injured, and the...

Homelessness body urges Victoria to build 60,000 homes

Homelessness body urges Victoria to build 60,000 homes

Social Justice The Wire

“A catastrophe in housing provision for First Nations people” is how the leader of Victoria’s Peak Body to end homelessness,...

Indigenous Australians targeted by Sydney’s intoxication laws

Indigenous Australians targeted by Sydney’s intoxication laws

Politics & Economy The Wire

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are disproportionately arrested for public intoxication, highlighted by the New South Wales Council for...

Reaching for the stars: Indigenous STEM students land space internship with NASA

Reaching for the stars: Indigenous STEM students land space internship with NASA

The Wire

Eastern Arrente man David Corporal has earned a placement at NASA, bringing him one giant leap closer to achieving his...

Dingoes on K’gari injured as fishing tourism picks up

Dingoes on K’gari injured as fishing tourism picks up

Science & Environment The Wire

It’s Tailor Season on K’gari, formerly known as Fraser Island.  This means dozens of keen fishermen will be setting up camp...

Australian Government urged to ban forced sterilisation of women with disabilities

Australian Government urged to ban forced sterilisation of women with disabilities

Social Justice The Law The Wire

Forced sterilisation is in the spotlight after the Government’s Disability Royal Commission response failed to condemn the outdated practice.The disability...

Nuclear weapons test survivor speaks at fifth Yami Lester Memorial Address

Nuclear weapons test survivor speaks at fifth Yami Lester Memorial Address

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Wire

A First Nations woman who survived the fallout from British nuclear tests at Maralinga, South Australia, is urging the federal...
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