By API User
Australia’s first treaty with Aboriginal people has been signed into law, in a move labelled “historic” by the United Nations human rights chief. It follows nearly 10 years of consultation and negotiation between the Victorian government and Indigenous leaders. Dr Harry Hobbs, Associate Professor at UNSW Law & Justice and leading expert on Indigenous rights … Continued
By API User
Financial insecurity is affecting most young Australians, according to new research from Monash University. The 2025 Australian Youth Barometer – inclusive of a national survey of 527 people and in depth interviews with 30 people aged 18 to 24 – found 85 per cent experienced financial insecurity in the past year, with one in four … Continued
By API User
The global milestone comes on the back of more than 600 awards won by the school’s parent organisation for best practices TOKYO, JP / ACCESS Newswire / November 12, 2025 / Global Indian International School (GIIS) Tokyo was today awarded the prestigious Deming Prize for Total Quality Management (TQM) – a global recognition of excellence, … Continued
By API User
Australia remains on track to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem by 2035 if vaccination and screening rates are maintained. But new data shows participation and follow-up delays continue to slow progress, particularly among younger and regional women. According to Cancer Australia’s 2025 update, an estimated 1,030 new cervical cancer cases and 243 deaths were … Continued
By API User
The National Tertiary Education Union has launched Federal Court action against RMIT University over allegations it underpaid student counsellors for at least a decade, with affected staff potentially owed more than $1 million in stolen wages. The case, filed Friday in the Federal Circuit Court, centres on RMIT requiring counsellors to be psychologists or … Continued
By API User
The Women’s Health Services Network (WHSN) welcomes the release of the Victorian Government’s Inquiry into Women’s Pain report, Bridging the Gender Pain Gap, and the Government’s commitment to implementing key recommendations. “Hearing and holding women’s stories of pain is a privilege and a responsibility that we are pleased to see the Victorian Government … Continued
By API User
With the weather warming up, drowning incidents are expected to rise as people flock to beaches and waterways. Over a third of all drowning victims in Australia are born overseas, and South Koreans – Australia’s fifth largest group of international visitors – are disproportionately represented in these statistics. A new study from Monash University, in … Continued
By API User
La Trobe University’s Bundoora campus will house three distinct villages and a thriving city centre for Melbourne’s north under an ambitious masterplan, bringing housing to 15,000 people and facilities for 40,000 students. The University on 12 November unveiled the masterplan for La Trobe University City, an ambitious $5 billion initiative that will transform its north … Continued
By API User
SYDNEY–BUSINESS WIRE– AdvanCell, a clinical-stage radiopharmaceutical company developing innovative targeted alpha therapies for cancer, will attend theJefferies Global Healthcare ConferenceinLondon from 17 to 20 November 2025. The AdvanCell team – Andrew Adamovich (CEO),Anna Karmann (CMO), Matthew Vincent (CBO), Simon Puttick (CSO) and Dayle Hogg (COO) – will discuss the company’s clinical and corporate progress, including … Continued
By API User
As Australia debates how to better integrate refugees, one settlement support program is quietly redefining what refugee support looks like by turning artistic talent into sustainable creative careers. SSI’s Creative Compass program has seen participants sell more than $40,000 worth of artwork in less than 12 months through two unique exhibitions set up on easels … Continued
