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Echidna Penis

Echidna Penis

Image:Image: Shutterstock; KimaEchidnas were such an unusual creature that when discovered, were put into a category with the Platypus called...

Is There Religious Bias In The Census?

Is There Religious Bias In The Census?

Image:Image: Shutterstock – Ink DropA question in the forthcoming Australian Census regarding ‘Religious affiliation’ has sparked criticism from academics and...

Labor Vows to Support Morrison’s Tax Cuts for Wealthy Aussies

Labor Vows to Support Morrison’s Tax Cuts for Wealthy Aussies

Image:Image: flickr: International Transport ForumThe ALP have backflipped on the Morrison’s government proposal to introduce a series of tax cuts...

Quashing Vaccine Concerns; Why No Australian Has to Worry About the Safety of Any Covid-19 Vaccine

Quashing Vaccine Concerns; Why No Australian Has to Worry About the Safety of Any Covid-19 Vaccine

Image:unsplash; courtesy of CDCThe safety of any vaccine will always stir debate, especially in the midst of a pandemic, where...

Eighty per cent of Australians need the COVID jab to open up: report

Eighty per cent of Australians need the COVID jab to open up: report

The Grattan Institute released a report and a modelling project, and found out that 80 per cent of Australians need...

Child care can help Aboriginal elders during lockdowns: research

Child care can help Aboriginal elders during lockdowns: research

With the latest lockdown in Sydney, communities across the state are struggling to cope with it. However, a new research...

Farmers want governments to step up on climate change

Farmers want governments to step up on climate change

A latest report from Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences found out farmers are adapting to climate...

Australia needs to halve its food waste by 2030: report

Australia needs to halve its food waste by 2030: report

A new report conducted by OzHarvest and Monash University found out Australia needs to halve its food waste in just...

First Nations vaccine rollout gaining pace with Pfizer

First Nations vaccine rollout gaining pace with Pfizer

Limited supply and strict storage conditions caused a slow start to the vaccine rollout for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

Disability vulnerability to COVID-19

Disability vulnerability to COVID-19

The news that another NSW disability care home has a case of COVID-19 once again has highlighted the vulnerability of...
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