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Australian Politics

Stop Child Abuse – Help Trace an Object used in child abuse

Public Urged to Help Identify Objects Linked to Child Abuse: Tiny Clues Could Help Save Children Tropical flowers on a pink bedspread. A pair of...

Report Shows Sharp Rise in First Nations Deaths

Record Number of Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Sparks National Outcry Australia is facing its worst year for Aboriginal deaths in custody in nearly half a...

NSW Is Paying Millions to Log Forests That No Longer Exist

NSW is the Only State Paying to Destroy Its Own Forests The NSW Forestry Corporation’s native forest logging division has become the most expensive loss-making...

When Your Car Knows Too Much: Smart Cars Used in Domestic Abuse

When Your Car Knows Too Much: How Smart Vehicles Became the New Battleground in Domestic Abuse The modern car can parallel-park itself, call emergency services...

The Steel family of Newcastle and the suburb Jesmond

How Jesmond Was Founded by Coal, Convicts, and One Remarkable Family Most Australian suburbs begin with a surveyor’s line and a speculative estate map. Jesmond...

A New EPA, Old Fears: Australia’s Environment Laws Get a Makeover

A Long Time Coming: Australia Finally Confronts the Need to Fix Its Broken Environment Laws For a quarter of a century, Australia’s national environment law—the...

Gas Strategy Ignites Anger Over Beetaloo Pipeline Plan

Northern Territory Pipeline to Contention Was Rigged From the Start For Traditional Owners across the Northern Territory, the latest push to fast-track Beetaloo Basin gas...

Melbourne’s Heritage Fleet Battles the Bureaucratic Tide

Anchors Aweigh: A City Built on Water, Forgetting Its Own The Docklands Heritage Fleet - Alma Doepel, Enterprize, & Steam Tug Wattle - have received...

OECD Warns of “Lost Momentum” as Global Gas Emissions Break Records

🌍 Climate Action Monitor 2025 reveals widening gap between promises and policy The latest OECD Climate Action Monitor 2025 lands like a thunderclap in...

Uluru Handback to Traditional Owners 40 Years On

Forty Years of Handback: Uluru’s Fire Still Burns Bright Under the vast desert sky, where red earth meets the horizon and light dances across the...
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