Who: Council to Homeless Persons Chief Executive Officer Deborah Di Natale; Joal Presincula, who has experienced homelessness;
What: Thousands of origami homes being displayed at parliament to show the scale of Victoria’s homelessness crisis
When: Wednesday August 2, 1pm - 2pm
Where: Victorian Parliament House steps, Spring St, Melbourne
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Massage & Myotherapy Australia has welcomed the second-round consultation on sex work decriminalisation in Queensland, as a responsible approach to implementing these reforms. ‘While we welcomed the recent findings of the Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC), they seem to have missed the fact that sex work disguised and advertised as massage has grievous consequences for legitimate massage therapists and migrant women.’ Ann Davey, CEO Massage & Myotherapy Australia said, ‘The second round of consultations have allowed the massage sector to present the many studies completed here and overseas that unequivocally show that massage is used as a camouflage that enables…
As Climate Change Minister Bowen arrives at COP28 in Dubai today, a group of leading development and climate groups are reiterating the call for Australia to contribute to the Loss and Damage Fund, after the newly established Fund received more than USD $650 million in pledges from like-minded countries. The groups, including the Climate Action Network Australia, ActionAid Australia, Save the Children Australia and Oxfam Australia, are calling for Australia to pledge an initial $100 million to the newly established Loss and Damage Fund at COP28, to help impacted countries respond to climate induced loss and damage. Australia is lagging…
With Christmas fast approaching, you can give a gift that is truly special by buying the 26th edition of the Australian Women’s Health Diary. The diary is the perfect Christmas gift, stocking filler or secret Santa and most importantly, you will be supporting life-saving breast cancer research. That is because every diary sold funds research to identify new treatments and prevention strategies - research that could one day save your life or the life of someone you love. Deaths from breast cancer have fallen 30% over the past 20 years which is largely due to new treatments like Herceptin, Exemestane,…
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