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Key Facts: More than 70 Australian landmarks will light up red for Red Shoes Rock campaign, raising awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Up to one million Australians (3.64% of population) may have FASD, according to a new University of Sydney study that is the first ever to estimate prevalence in the general population … Continued
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Media Release 9 September 2025 EMBARGOED UNTIL 11:59 PM – MONDAY 8 SEPTEMBER Young Australians encouraged to discover new face of manufacturing The Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance has today launched Make It ManuFACTuring, a new campaign designed to show young Australians that manufacturing is a modern, innovative and future-focused career choice. Created with direct … Continued
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Governance in Australia’s universities has been used as a publicity lever for a union that represents 10 per cent or fewer of sector employees. A peak body for Australia’s universities has submitted to a Senate inquiry that strong governance is at the heart of universities’ output of research and highly qualified students. The Australian Higher … Continued
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MEDIA RELEASE September 8, 2025 Major new collaboration with artist Brian Robinson to launch at the Australian National Maritime Museum I work in a diverse range of media, including painting, printmaking, sculpture, design and public art, to produce works of art that echo my Indigenous heritage. My creations are seemingly incongruous concoctions where many … Continued
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Social isolation and a lack of digital inclusion are barriers to a smoother settlement for refugees with disability, according to new SSI research. The latest phase of SSI’s signature research Foundations for Belonging (FFB) 2025: insights on refugees with disability in Australia, released this week, recommends the Australian government provide much greater support to build social connections … Continued
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Embargoed to: 11am on Monday 8 September 2025 Social isolation and a lack of digital inclusion are barriers to a smoother settlement for refugees with disability, according to new SSI research. The latest phase of SSI’s signature research Foundations for Belonging (FFB) 2025: insights on refugees with disability in Australia, released this week, recommends the Australian … Continued
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Embargoed to: 11am on Monday 8 September 2025 Social isolation and a lack of digital inclusion are barriers to a smoother settlement for refugees with disability, according to new SSI research. The latest phase of SSI’s signature research Foundations for Belonging (FFB) 2025: insights on refugees with disability in Australia, released this week, recommends the Australian … Continued
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As part of current roving exhibition HOME 25: Invisible Cities, the City of Greater Dandenong has invited artists, local community leaders, activists and thinkers to explores the personal, political, and poetic dimensions of ‘home’. Guest speakers include Uncle Mark Brown (Bunurong and Gunditjmara) and Candy Bowers. This thought-provoking forum, moderated by Yolngu woman of the … Continued
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As Australia marks National Child Protection Week (7 – 13 September 2025), Wage Inspectorate Victoria (WIV) is encouraging Victorians to embrace this year’s theme, ‘Every conversation matters: Shifting Conversation to Action’. WIV proactively monitors compliance with Victoria’s child employment laws and has often been able to intervene early and prevent children from: working with dangerous … Continued
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“Discover Your Voice in Every Language” Two-day multi-language festival brings international artists to campus for immersive cultural experience. UNSW Sydney will host its annual Languages Festival on September 24-25, 2025, celebrating the rich tapestry of global languages and cultures taught at UNSW through innovative artistic performances, interactive workshops and authentic culinary experiences. The festival transforms UNSW’s … Continued
