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Reimagining Age Equality At Work
Now, age equality needs a voice to ensure a more equal future in the workplace In 2015, the Australian Human Rights…
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The courage to feel uncomfortable: what Australians need to learn to achieve real reconciliation
This is a call urging all non-Indigenous Australians to be allies and take up unfinished reconciliation actions for a fairer…
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The Proposed Ban of the Swastika in Victoria
Liberty Victoria is deeply worried by the emergence of far-right extremism, but opposes the ban of the ‘hakenkreuz’ for the…
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Ukrainian Refugees, the Cost to Europe and the Knock-on Effect.
The crisis in Ukraine is putting heavy economic and social pressure on European Union states. Not since the last world…
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Anti-Semitism continues to rise across the world, according to new report
The new report, released on the eve of Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, highlights that anti-Semitism continues to rise around the…
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Julia grew up on a street where ‘everyone knew your name’. But when she told people her address, alarm bells rang
“Well my street was just like that,” laughs Julia Hunt. Bridget Judd ABC “It was quite an idyllic childhood, not much…
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Black people are often associated with deviance – but I never understood the true impact until I was racially profiled
The subsequent child safeguarding review into Child Q’s case has concluded that “racism (whether deliberate or not) was likely to have been…
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Teen climate activist subjected to sexist and racist abuse amid federal court climate case
Teenage climate crisis campaigner Anjali Sharma has revealed the torrent of sexist and racist abuse she has received while fronting…
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‘She was the most important person to us’ – R. Rubuntja’s story shows society is still failing First Nations women
She was funny and intelligent, and so very strong. Chay Brown The Conversation R. had lived through domestic and family…
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Brazil at work: Black and held back
Ms Genot does not have the fondest of memories of trying to break into the communications industry in Brazil. BBC…
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Racism at work: a call to anti-racist action for Australian organisations
This is one of the greatest indicators of our continuing reluctance to talk about racism, and the silencing of meaningful…
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‘Don’t shove us off like we’re rubbish’: what people with intellectual disability told us about their local community
But not everyone’s needs are well served in the political sphere – and one of the areas most ripe for…
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Europe’s refugee double standard leaves it vulnerable
Bashar Deeb is an investigative journalist who works with Lighthouse Reports. If there’s one positive outcome of the war…
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Racism is still an everyday experience for non-white Australians.
Australia’s political leaders often talk about its multicultural credentials, making sweeping statements about its unmatched success in diversity. Fethi Mansouri…
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Report into abuse of aged care residents delayed as bureaucrats discussed ‘strategic narrative’
A report into thousands of incidents of abuse and neglect of aged care residents that was expected to be completed…
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First Peoples in Victoria have a right to the truth about the impact of colonisation
This is timely because March 24 is the International Day for the Right to the Truth. Authors The Conversation Yoorrook is…
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