World Most Australians find Israel’s denial of aid to Gaza unjustifiable. Here’s how you can help Most Australians find Israel’s denial of aid to Palestinians in Gaza unjustifiable, according to fresh polling figures.
News & Views Young people hold ‘ideological, zealous’ anti-fossil fuel views, says Woodside CEO The CEO of Australia’s biggest oil and gas producer has hit out against young activists, accusing them of ordering cheap goods.
World The five critical changes needed in women’s health research: WEF Women’s health research is in need of urgent reform, with top organisations releasing a new report outlining necessary global policy changes.
News & Views Let’s stop pretending the Coalition split wasn’t about gender It is not possible to prove that sexism is the real reason underlying an event like the Coalition split. But it’s far too big a coincidence.
News & Views Australians voted for climate action — it’s a defining opportunity for business Australia has a huge chance to lead on decarbonisation, creating jobs, boosting exports, and driving a cleaner future.
News & Views Charlotte Walker becomes youngest Senator in Australian history South Australia’s Charlotte Walker has become the youngest Senator in Australia’s history, after securing the third Senate spot for Labor.
News & Views A ‘life-changing’ reform: GPs in NSW to diagnose ADHD, prescribe medication GPs in New South Wales will soon be able to diagnose and prescribe medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
News & Views Coercive control laws now in effect in Queensland Coercive control laws have come into effect in Queensland. What difference will it make to victim-survivors of domsetic violence?
Tech Could virtual reality help police respond to domestic violence? Virtual reality (VR) headsets are being developed in Wales to help student police officers better support domestic violence victims.
News & Views ‘Horrific crime’: Nine children of Gaza doctor killed in Israeli strike An Israeli strike on Gaza hit the home of pediatrician Dr Alaa al-Najjar and killed nine of her 10 children, while she was working.
News & Views ‘I can finally see a future’: On the path to universal early education With a prime minister who wants to be remembered for universal childcare, early education is not just on the agenda, it is already in motion.
Ed's Blog The mess in The Nationals as the regions they represent flood Now would be the time for patience and humility. Instead, it’s relationship dramas and political power plays for The Nationals.
