The City of Port Augusta, a beautiful town sits on the end of the Spencer Gulf in South Australia. On a lovely weekend, you wear a new swimsuit and sunscreen and can’t wait to rush […]
In January this year, Victoria’s Coroner reported that international students are more likely to commit suicide than Australian-born students. That information was contained in a Victorian Coroners Prevention Unit (CPU) report which examined 27 international […]
The increasing cost of living and unstable housing market is making life more difficult for all Sydney-siders in terms of making ends meet. For the homeless community, this creates an even bigger barrier between them […]
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The exhibition On Sharks & Humanity has been on display for five months in the Australian National Maritime Museum, and will be only available until 2 June, 2019. It is the last chance to […]
The frightening terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, occurred on March 15th, has cast a spotlight to social media platforms, where the shooting was streamed live, and instantly reverberated world-widely through social media. Less than […]
At a meeting of the Sydney City’s Council Inclusion Advisory Panel last month, mayor Clover Moore heard a suggestion from Mark Tonga, a member of the panel and a person with a disability, that using […]
Perth, the beautiful capital of Western Australia, it is not as internationally famous as Sydney or Melbourne. However, it is really worth a visit. The special pink lakes, the Quokka – a kind of small […]
It’s been 18 months since #MeToo movement spread into China, and in the last month there’s been a surge of online campaigns speaking out for women’s rights. But it’s not easy to discuss these issues […]
Gathering for the fighting fast fashion panel on the last night of Fashion Revolution Week, the 30 audience members gave a loud hurrah to Nudie Jeans when they told people they had a ‘repairs for […]
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