Australia marks Ageism Awareness Day: A call to erase stereotypes and foster intergenerational solidarity
This Saturday, 7 October, marks Australia's Ageism Awareness Day—a day set aside to confront the deep-seated prejudices, stereotyping, and discrimination targeted at older Australians....
How to make your vote count in Australia’s upcoming constitutional referendum
For the first time in nearly 25 years, Australians are uniting at polling booths to vote in a federal referendum. Scheduled for Saturday 14th...
RBA’s rate respite: A breather amidst an inflation whirlwind
In her debut monetary policy meeting as governor, Michele Bullock steered the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Tuesday to hit pause on the...
Australia’s proposed character tests for migration agents: A new cornerstone in visa and education...
In a move signalling zero tolerance for corrupt practices, the Australian government has set its sights on a landmark policy: introducing character tests for...
Independent sector hails government’s new integrity measures in international education
Australia is flexing its muscles to uphold the integrity of its international education sector, and key stakeholders are giving the move two thumbs up....
Andrew Giles unveils swift visa processing reforms
In a significant announcement, Australia's Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, and Multicultural Affairs, Andrew Giles, revealed that the country's visa processing times have undergone a...
Not just a whisper, but a roaring voice: The countdown to Australia’s historic referendum
In less than three weeks, Australians will take to the polls to decide the fate of the Voice to Parliament referendum. This landmark vote...
Australia Eyes Speedy Visas in Migration Shake-Up
In a move as game-changing as it is overdue, Australia is set to overhaul its migration policies. At the heart of this revamp? A...
Scanlon Report highlights Australia’s social challenges
In a comprehensive report released today, the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute (SFRI) paints a nuanced portrait of Australia's societal trends over the past decade.
The...
Aussies think free Uni and TAFE can stitch up skills shortage
New research reveals that a majority of Australians are convinced that making university and TAFE (Technical and Further Education) courses cheaper or even free...