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Grace Mitchelson is 19 but has already spent years of her life fighting to be believed, supported, and included. From being bullied and denied adjustments at school to having her medical needs dismissed after telling doctors she is Autistic, the Brisbane-based disability advocate has experienced discrimination in almost every space she’s entered. “[I’ve … Continued
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Celestino is proud to deliver the fifth year of the Sydney Science Park STEM Schools Challenge, a robust, curriculum aligned program designed to ignite curiosity, collaboration, and creativity in young people across New South Wales. While the program is anchored in Western Sydney, it has also extended its reach to students in regional and coastal … Continued
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Leading provider of multicultural out-of-home care services SSI has welcomed a landmark report from the Australian Human Rights Commission that places children’s voices at the centre of national reform efforts. The A Ground to Grow From report, based on consultations with over 500 children — including those with lived experience of care and children from … Continued
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New technology has shown the incision marks likely made by humans on the fossilised bone of an ancient kangaroo were in fact made after the bone was fossilised, not while the animal was alive. New research led by UNSW Sydney palaeontologists challenges the idea that indigenous Australians hunted Australia’s megafauna to extinction, suggesting instead … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has condemned the University of Newcastle’s decision to apply for Fair Work Commission intervention in enterprise bargaining. The move comes as 140 job cuts loom over staff already experiencing severe stress and anxiety about their futures. University management has applied for the Fair Work Commission to deal with a … Continued
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Key Facts: One in eight electrical apprentices receive an electrical shock at work Likelihood of shock doubles for 10% of apprentices whose training is delayed $200 million taxpayer-funded apprentices missing in action One in eight electrical apprentices shocked at work One in eight electrical apprentices receive an electrical shock at work Likelihood of shock doubles … Continued
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The Department of the House of Representatives is very pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural Yarning competition. The Yarning Competition aims to provide a platform for young First Nations Australians to connect with the work of the Australian Parliament by inviting them to share their unique stories and experiences through creative mediums such … Continued
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Amidst the Absence, A Present is Felt is a striking, reflective exhibition that invites audiences to experience absence not as emptiness, but as a powerful presence — felt, remembered and embodied. Through sculptural forms, photographic collages, cut-out silhouettes and intricate miniatures, Ahmed entwines personal and political narratives, illuminating stories of masculinity, migration and the … Continued
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THE HON MATT KEOGH MP Minister for VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL MEDIA RELEASE 21 October 2025 finalists announced for PM’s Veteran Employment Awards A career in Defence builds lifelong skills and experience that can be transferred to the civilian workforce when then time comes to transition out of … Continued
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Childcare workers at the City of Sydney Council have missed out on a $160 a week pay bump because the Council refused to fill in paperwork for a federal government grant. The 50 childcare workers who run the Council’s 10 centres across the city in suburbs like Redfern, The Rocks, Woolloomooloo, Eveleigh, and Pyrmont … Continued
