March 4 Justice organisers refuse meeting with Prime Minister

Organisers of the March 4 Justice protest today have refused a meeting with the Prime Minister after receiving an invitation, instead suggesting he use the time to attend the protest himself.

The simultaneous actions are scheduled across the country today in protest of gendered violence against women in the wake of a series of allegations made against Federal politicians. 

Landslide Labor victory in Western Australia

Labor is set to win a historic victory after the Western Australia state election over the weekend, with current estimates predicting the party will hold 52 of the 59 seats in the lower house.

Mark McGowan, the returned WA Premier, has said that the landslide victory is thanks to his party’s centrist and "middle-of-the-road" stance. 

Bagot community leaders battle to stop a Dan Murphy development in their dry community

The Woolworths Group is continuing with their plans to develop a Darwin Dan Murphy superstore in the vicinity of three dry Aboriginal communities, despite strong opposition from local community leaders and over 150,000 Australians protesting the development. 

International Students and The Elderly Partner up to Combat Loneline

Written By Daniela Pizzirani

International students and the elderly have teamed up through an Adopt A Nonni Program (ANP) to combat increased loneliness and depression.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, culturally and linguistically diverse seniors and international students have been increasingly isolated.

AstraZeneca vaccinations on hold in European nations after reports of blood clots

Danish health authorities have suspended AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccinations for fourteen days after a sixty-year-old woman died from blood clots following vaccination.

A similar suspension has been introduced in Norway and Iceland. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health has not said how long the suspension will last.