“I am so happy”: Elvis Martin welcomes decision on census
Elvis Martin, a well-known advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, expressed relief at the recent announcement, stating, "I am so happy the government made the decision...
Counting sexual identity: Census 2026’s big question
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s recent confirmation that the 2026 Australian Census will include a question on sexuality marks a turn in the government’s approach...
Chalmers holds the line on inflation and student cap controversy
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers recently addressed key economic issues during an interview on ABC Radio National Breakfast, tackling concerns ranging from inflation and cost-of-living...
Student caps stir unease across Australia’s education landscape
As the Australian government moves forward with its controversial cap on international student enrolments, the ripple effects are beginning to be felt across the...
Students unite in solidarity as refugee tragedy spurs call for justice
Refugee advocates and students have united in the wake of the tragic death of 23-year-old Tamil asylum seeker Mano Yogalingam, who passed away after...
Private colleges face 30,000 student cap as government tightens international enrolments
The Australian government’s recent decision to cap international student enrolments has placed private universities and vocational colleges under significant pressure. As part of the...
Scammers are circling: How to stay one step ahead
As Australians navigate an increasingly digital world, the risk of falling victim to scams is higher than ever, particularly for older individuals. This Scams...
AI to the rescue: How Krish found a way to reconnect with his daughters
Krish, a single father, was at his wits’ end. The emotional toll of separation from his partner was compounded by the financial strain of...
Measuring What Matters—a dashboard with holes
On 23 August, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) unveiled the first annual update of the Measuring What Matters dashboard, a key element of...
Legislating super on parental leave narrows gender gap, boosts security
The Australian Government’s decision to swiftly legislate paying super on its parental leave scheme will help to tackle gender inequity and boost a mother...