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Closing the First Nations employment gap will take 100 years

At the 2021 census the employment rate for First Nations Australians was 51%, while the rate for other Australians was 74%.

Can ‘research sprints’ help solve academic problems in 30 days?

Traditional academic research can be slow, focusing on advancing knowledge and peer recognition, while freely sharing results.

What the migrant workers who made my iPhone taught me about love

Some comments were one-liners such as “So sweet”; “How romantic”; “They are so pure and innocent”; “Love doesn’t discriminate against the poor”; “Life is beautiful because love exists.”

Here are the top reasons why people switch careers to teaching

Mid-career or “career change” students are increasingly common in teacher education programs.

Reflecting on the life of Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna: Celebrating visionary leadership for Fiji

Prof. Biman Prasad reflects on the life of Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna as the country commemorated the achievements of Fiji’s renowned visionary statesman over the weekend.

Regional communities were central to Uluru Statement, and they must also be for the Voice to Parliament

Major cities often get much of the attention in national policy, and communities outside cities get left behind.

Can ‘Green Hydrogen’ transform steelworks to boost efficiency and kick-start both industries?

If we locate green hydrogen plants near green steel facilities, we can shift the highly polluting steel industry away from fossil fuels.

Here’s how renters can cash in on rooftop solar amid rising electricity prices

A home’s energy efficiency rating be disclosed to prospective buyers at the time of sale, and be disclosed to renters when a rating is available.

This historic court decision will potentially stop illegal denying of medical claims by insurers

Judgement has established that outdated medical definitions are a breach of the law regardless of the code,

Can a truth and reconciliation commission help solve race debates in Fiji?

The Fijian community including the Fijian Diaspora must ensure that racial grievance, of any form and by any community, is allowed to be communicated, debated, and addressed within a multiracial governance framework.

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Yogi Devgan, Dayawati Pandey and Vinaya Rai recognised at South Australia’s Multicultural Awards

Devgan was named joint winner of the Arts and Culture Award, Rai a highly commended finalist in the Media Award, and Pandey a finalist in the Senior Volunteer Award for her longstanding contribution to South Australia’s multicultural community.

“Nothing short of disgraceful”: ANZAC War memorials vandalised again in Melbourne

The affected sites include the Beer-Sheba Memorial, the Raoul Wallenberg plaque and the Avenue of Honour Memorial Stone, which bears the names of 298 local residents who died in the First World War.

Australia and Singapore deepen energy and trade ties amid global crisis

The leaders pointed to the economic fallout of the Middle East crisis, reaffirming their backing for a ceasefire and urging negotiations to bring the conflict to a close.
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