New funding cuts solidify Federal Government’s disregard for the Arts
The 2019 budget promises a lot for jobs and infrastructure, but with many of us entering the workforce in non-traditional roles, places and fields, what is the Government doing to support the Arts? Continue reading New funding cuts solidify Federal Government’s disregard for the Arts
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Climate change is influencing the way young people vote and live
Climate change is a major concern for young voters and next month’s election will see many young Australians engage in politics in a way that they likely haven’t before. Continue reading Climate change is influencing the way young people vote and live
Sex Education in the age of social media
How social media influencers are changing pregnancy and birth education.
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Loopholes found in Australia’s Enterprising Bargaining Agreements
Unions have accused employers of exploiting loopholes in the law to avoid negotiation, or to reduce conditions and pay. Continue reading Loopholes found in Australia’s Enterprising Bargaining Agreements
Has Australia embraced women’s sport?
‘No one wants to watch women play sport’ is a common argument when it comes to the issue of women’s sport. Continue reading Has Australia embraced women’s sport?
Electric cars: an economic failure disguised as a Tesla
Electric cars have been a heated point of conversation in the lead up to the federal election… Continue reading Electric cars: an economic failure disguised as a Tesla
Australia’s premier culinary experience on a budget
Tasting Australia is back for their annual foodie event, held at ‘Town Square’ daily until Sunday April 14. Continue reading Australia’s premier culinary experience on a budget
What makes Cultural Appropriation?
In Japan, its lowrider and Chicana subcultures unearth a new perspective: if someone is ‘appropriating’ with a level of respect, a valuable cultural exchange can exist. Continue reading What makes Cultural Appropriation?
Plants make students smarter
Studies show that including plants in your study space can make you more creative and productive. Continue reading Plants make students smarter
Budget Breakdown: How will the 2019 Federal Budget impact students?
As the nation prepares itself for the federal election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has provided little in terms of clarity as to when Australians will head to the polls, proposing three possible dates – May 11, 18 or 25. Continue reading Budget Breakdown: How will the 2019 Federal Budget impact students?
