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Sexual Assault Services Victoria (SASVic), the peak body for Victoria’s specialist sexual assault sector, welcomes the introduction of Justice Navigators as part of the government’s new funding package

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SASVic and its members welcome what could be a life-changing program for survivors of sexual violence after months of concerted advocacy. We are delighted by the Victorian Government’s commitment to introduce Justice Navigators in Victoria as part of its Changing Laws and Culture to Save Women’s Lives funding package. What is a Justice Navigator? Kathleen … Continued

AHISA welcomes Dr Gareth Leechman as its new National Chair

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AHISA MEDIA RELEASE 31 May 2024   Dr Gareth Leechman has been elected as National Chair of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia at the May meeting of the National Board. The appointment follows the Chairmanship of Rev Chris Ivey, Principal of St Andrew’s Anglican College in Queensland, who was National Chair … Continued

Sydney’s most-asked sex questions of 2024 revealed

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Hey, I hope you’re well. I’ve got exciting new data that reveals the burning desires and sexual queries shaping the nation’s bedroom conversations – your readers will love this! A new study conducted by Lovehoney AU has revealed a fascinating glimpse into the sexual curiosity of Aussies with an analysis of the most searched-for sex questions across … Continued

Melbourne’s most-asked sex questions of 2024 revealed

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Hey, I hope you’re well. I’ve got exciting new data that reveals the burning desires and sexual queries shaping the nation’s bedroom conversations – your readers will love this! A new study conducted by Lovehoney AU has revealed a fascinating glimpse into the sexual curiosity of Aussies with an analysis of the most searched-for sex questions across … Continued

Breaking ground: Why now is the time for addressing gender diversity in Australian construction

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Recent statistics reveal that while women comprise nearly half of the total Australian workforce, they represent only a fraction of those employed in construction roles. According to the Australian Constructors Association, women only make up 12% of the construction workforce. Research demonstrates that companies with diverse teams not only exhibit higher levels of innovation and … Continued

Listen to Justice Rothman – Schools Need a Positive Right

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30 May 2024 – For Immediate Release  Listen to Justice Rothman – Schools Need a Positive Right   Christian schools are calling on the Albanese Government to ensure certainty and clarity for faith-based schools by establishing a positive right to religious freedom as recommended by Justice Stephen Rothman. In a speech to a Christian schools … Continued

If parliament house and schools aren’t safe for people with epilepsy… Where is?

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Immediate release  Available for Comment    Radio – Live, Pre-recorded and Talk-back  TV Print    Dr Shannon Morton & Blythe  Mr River Night  Leading National Disability Sector Advocate Co-founder at Developing Australian Communities  Public Officer at the National Disability Leadership Organisation     Today we had the opportunity to talk to Dr Shannon Morton and … Continued

Australia’s most-asked sex questions of 2024 revealed

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Hey, I hope you’re well. I’ve got exciting new data that reveals the burning desires and sexual queries shaping the nation’s bedroom conversations – your readers will love this! A new study conducted by Lovehoney AU has revealed a fascinating glimpse into the sexual curiosity of Aussies with an analysis of the most searched-for sex questions across … Continued

Deakin University admits wage theft after two years of denial

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Deakin University has finally admitted to engaging in multi-million dollar wage theft after denying underpaying staff for two years.   In an email to all staff, Deakin management today revealed the underpayments, which the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) estimates could exceed $10 million.   Some individuals were underpaid more than $45,000.   The NTEU … Continued