by Molly de Cseuz | Apr 16, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News
Jakob Mulready has been renting since he was 18. Now 32, with two children and another on the way, he has finally been approved for a home loan. However, this has brought more pressure than peace. In this short audio story, Jake reflects on what it means to build a...
by Scarlett Lewis | Apr 10, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News
Voting for a minor party isn’t a dead-end, according to young Australians who are planning on using their first preference to be heard, not just counted. When university student 23-year-old Alex Ashton heads to the ballot box on May 3, she’s not thinking about...
by Hannah Scopelitis | Apr 10, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News
The federal election campaigns are underway, and according to the Australian Electoral Commission, 17,939,818 Australians will be voting on May 3, many of whom have the cost of living high on their political agendas. Reports have indicated that concerns for the cost...
by Dylan Penrose | Apr 9, 2025 | Govt & Politics, Health, mental health, News
Trigger warning: mental illness, suicide and self-harm Recent research and statistics reveal the prevailing issue of mental illness and suicide ideation in Australia, opening the doors for speculation on the government’s current policies and available resources to...
by Madison Arnold | Apr 9, 2025 | Govt & Politics, Health, News
Doctors across all public hospitals in New South Wales unified by walking out for a three-day strike on Tuesday, March 8, marking what is the first state-wide strike in nearly a decade for doctors. The strike is the third to occur for NSW hospital staff in the past...
by Paige Jenkins | Apr 9, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News
Eligible Australian citizens are on a deadline to ensure they are registered to vote for the May election and to make themselves sufficiently informed to make their decision on who should run the country. With an election a few weeks away, politicians have been on the...
