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Bishop Bradly Billings elected as 11th Archbishop of Adelaide

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MEDIA RELEASE 6 December 2025 Bishop Bradly Billings elected as 11th Archbishop of Adelaide The Anglican Diocese of Adelaide is pleased to announce the election of The Right Reverend Dr Bradly Billings as its 11th Archbishop. Dr Billings, currently an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Melbourne, brings to Adelaide a wealth of experience in … Continued

Bec’s Christmas wish amid cancer treatment

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This Christmas, Bec’s wish is for her daughters to never face a breast cancer diagnosis like she has. “The only thing tougher than telling your kids you have breast cancer, is knowing they could get it, too,” Bec explains. The 43-year-old mum-of-two was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2024, when her youngest daughter Dottie was … Continued

Picture Book BANNED: Guess How I Was Born?

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Key Facts: Banned books for kids Picture Book BANNED: Guess How I Was Born?   ‘Every Child is a miracle in Susanne Gervay’s truly glorious Guess How I Was Born, a book of joy, wonder and science, and endless love as well,’ writes Jackie French AM. It is time to a stand up for Diversity, … Continued

Health Equity Matters commends investment to support 2030 HIV elimination goal

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MEDIA RELEASE Health Equity Matters commends investment to support 2030 HIV elimination goal   Health Equity Matters has commended the Australian Government’s announcement of $41.7 million over three years to support progress toward eliminating HIV transmission in Australia by 2030.   The funding, announced by Health Minister Mark Butler, will support HIV awareness, prevention, testing … Continued

New research shows councils hold the key to ending abuse in kids’ sport

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New research from Monash University raises questions about the effectiveness of current approaches to stopping abuse and discrimination in children’s sport, and highlights how local councils could play a pivotal role in protecting children from harm.  The groundbreaking research will be presented at the Sport Management Association of  Australia and New Zealand today (Thursday 4 … Continued

Cairns mangrove study sets new standard for Indigenous-led research on country

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A new study highlights how Indigenous leadership, science and business can unite to protect coastal ecosystems while building long-term environmental and cultural knowledge. Published in Ocean & Coastal Management, the study found the 300 hectares of mangrove forest on the Barron River estuary around Cairns Airport – on the doorstep of the Great Barrier Reef – stores … Continued

Cairns mangrove study sets new standard for Indigenous-led research on country

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A new study highlights how Indigenous leadership, science and business can unite to protect coastal ecosystems while building long-term environmental and cultural knowledge. Published in Ocean & Coastal Management, the study found the 300 hectares of mangrove forest on the Barron River estuary around Cairns Airport – on the doorstep of the Great Barrier Reef – stores … Continued

New report uncovers perpetrator and victim perspectives on sexualised deepfake abuse

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First study of its kind to interview perpetrators of deepfake sexual abuse to examine motivations  Increased accessibility of AI tools is helping perpetrators create realistic and harmful nude and sexual imagery Education, tighter regulations on the marketing of AI tools and laws around creation and consumption of sexualised deepfake imagery may help combat this growing … Continued