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World Contraception Day reminds us that access to contraception is a human right

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To mark World Contraception Day on 26 September, Sustainable Population Australia says access to contraception is a human right, yet 257 million women globally are trying to avoid pregnancy without access to any form of modern contraception. This makes them vulnerable to unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion and preventable maternal death. SPA national president Peter Strachan … Continued

Media release: Applause for wind farm outcome that takes care of nature

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We are multiple groups across regional Australia, agriculture, industry and conservation, and we applaud the outcome of the Cattle Hill Wind Farm investing in protecting nature.   Cattle Hill Wind Farm has invested in cameras and artificial intelligence to stop wind farm blades spinning when eagles are approaching turbines. The company says no strikes have … Continued

Pope Francis saddened by sports gambling advertising – Pontiff’s warning is nowhere more pertinent than Australia

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The Alliance has welcomed Pope Francis condemnation of gambling advertising in which the pontiff said he was sad to see football matches and sports stars promoting betting platforms. In a message to social justice groups, Pope Francis, expressed deep concern with online gambling and the misuse of networks, which affect not only the poorest sectors … Continued

ILLAWARRA ILLEGAL TYRE DUMPER CAUGHT REDHANDED

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A Wollongong man has been issued three penalty notices, totalling more than $60,000, for allegedly dumping waste tyres within the Macquarie Pass National Park. Following a report from NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) of an illegal dumping hotspot, the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) teamed up with the agency and located more than … Continued

Guidebook to increase student inclusion, retention and unit completion

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A new learning resource designed to engage First Nations students to complete courses and succeed in tertiary education will be rolled out to Charles Darwin University (CDU) lecturers from today. The lecturer guidebook by researchers from CDU’s Northern Institute and Faculty of Arts and Society aims to support lecturers engaging with First Nations students in ways that demonstrate and … Continued

Toshiba’s 1200V Additions to its Lineup of Third-Generation SiC Schottky Barrier Diodes Will Contribute to High Efficiency in Industrial Power Equipment

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KAWASAKI, Japan–BUSINESS WIRE– Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (“Toshiba”) has added the “TRSxxx120Hx Series” of 1200V products to its lineup of third-generation silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky barrier diodes (SBD) for industrial equipment, such as photovoltaic inverters, EV charging stationsand switching power supplies. Toshiba today started shipments of the ten new products in the series, … Continued

Radioads.com.au announces Australia’s largest audio advertising footprint

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Radioads.com.au is excited to announce their launch as Australia’s first dedicated audio advertising agency specialising in radio, podcast and digital audio.   As the number one authority in audio-exclusive advertising, radioads.com.au offers a comprehensive suite of services. From strategic planning and creative production to media buying and campaign management, its well-rounded execution tactics are essential … Continued

Customer-owned banks urged to improve breach reporting

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  The latest Annual Report of the Customer Owned Banking Code Compliance Committee (COBCCC) has highlighted efforts to improve breach and complaints reporting by customer-owned banks.  The COBCCC’s report reveals that the number of customer-owned banks reporting zero breaches significantly decreased from 13 in 2022-23 to just four in 2023-24.  Chair of the COBCCC, Jocelyn Furlan, … Continued

Insurance brokers must enhance disclosure and communication practices says IBCCC

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The Insurance Brokers Code Compliance Committee (IBCCC) has called for significant improvements in disclosure and communication practices among brokers, following concerning findings in its latest data report.  The IBCCC’s report highlights a significant increase in breaches related to remuneration disclosures, with 106 breaches reported in the latest period compared to just 23 in the previous … Continued

COAL MINE EXTENSIONS: OUR CHILDREN WILL NEVER FORGIVE US

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September 25, 2024   In the wake of news the federal government has approved three coal mine extensions in New South Wales, experts in climate impacts have expressed their profound frustration as the undisputed scientific advice is that if we are to avoid the worst impacts of fossil fuel induced climate change, there cannot be … Continued