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23 Jul, 2019 0 comments

Listening to First Nations Voices – Podcast 1

The Listening to First Nations Voices podcast was created by non-Indigenous University of Canberra students Samantha Budakoski, Maddy Piggott, Kitchan Pon, and Lex Roach. The idea for this podcast came from Associate P...

23 Jul, 2019 0 comments

Listening to First nations Voices – Podcast 2

23 Jul, 2019 0 comments

“It’s Insomnia Central”: Rip-Roaring Vehicles Have Been Annoying Residents On Tharwa Drive

For months, residents living next to Tharwa Drive near the Mentone View roundabout have been disturbed by loud motor vehicles that use the road as a drag strip late at night. One angry resident (who elected to remain anony...

23 Jul, 2019 0 comments

Animal lovers support proposal to legally recognize animals’ feelings

Male rhino Eco from the National Zoo & Aquarium Animal carers have shown support for how the ACT may become the first Australian jurisdiction to legally reco...

23 Jul, 2019 0 comments

Israel Folau and Free Speech

Rugby Australia’s (RA) decision to sack superstar Fullback, Israel Folau continues to divide opinion, critics saying the move violates the disgraced Wallaby’s right to free speech. Earlier this month, Folau posted an i...

8 May, 2019 0 comments

Fenner: Your Go To Election Guide

You may have heard that a Federal Election has been announced for the 18th of May. Here is you go-to-electoral-guide for the division of Fenner. Learn about yo...

26 Apr, 2019 0 comments

An afternoon with Carly Findlay and Ginger Gorman

Carly Findlay is an Australian writer, speaker and appearance activist using her platform to discuss disability and her own skin condition ichthyosis. This year marks the release of her first book 'Say Hello' which is all a...

20 Mar, 2019 0 comments

A global student climate movement and questions for the future

Canberra was one of the first cities to participate in the School Strike 4 Climate March, a call for global action which, according to organisers, summoned hun...

22 Nov, 2018 0 comments

Checking once, twice: reporting the leadership spill

Malcolm Turnbull gives his final media conference after being dumped as Liberal leader. There’s movement. A figure emerges from the Prime Minister’s offi...

21 Nov, 2018 0 comments

Energy poverty trying to pay the bills

Tracey Radbourne never worried too much about the cost of electricity at home. Sure, it was expensive but she owned a hairdressing salon and spent long hour...