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Luna Park has turned 90, and North Sydney Council is celebrating the milestone with a special exhibition honouring one of Sydney’s most beloved landmarks. Now open at Stanton Library’s Heritage Centre, Luna Park: ‘Just for Fun’ for 90 Years draws on the Library’s nationally significant collection to explore the amusement park’s remarkable history – from … Continued
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New ABS statistics released today show Australia’s fertility rate has reached a record low of 1.48, well below the replacement rate of 2.1. Dr Pelin Akyol, Research Manager at the e61 Institute, who has authored several research papers on fertility, said: “Australia’s declining fertility rate is driven by three factors: later parenthood, parents … Continued
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Three years after calling out Victorian Labor’s policy of hiding children’s gender transitions at school from parents, Family First is renewing its calls for the government to “leave the kids alone”. If elected, Family First will introduce legislation to make it an offence for a teacher to encourage a child to change his or … Continued
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The Allan Labor Government is helping you find the best deal at the petrol pump, with Servo Saver. Premier Jacinta Allan and Minister for Consumer Affairs Nick Staikos today launched Servo Saver on the Service Victoria app. It could save Victorian motorists up to $333 a year at the pump – putting money back in … Continued
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Family First has welcomed the Northern Territory Government’s landmark decision to ban biological males from women’s prisons and has reaffirmed that, if elected at the upcoming state elections, its Upper House candidates will move legislation to ensure the same protections in South Australia, Victoria, and New South Wales. NT Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro declared: … Continued
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WHAT: 2000 public servants walk off the job & protest at Parliament House WHEN: Wednesday 15 October 2025, 12:00 NOON (for 12.30) WHERE: Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide MORE INFO: Essential workers on ‘poverty wages’ call on Premier to step in Desperate child protection caseworkers, State Emergency Service crews and other essential workers are calling on Premier Peter Malinauskas … Continued
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South Australian GPs will descend on the Parliament of South Australia today, providing both politicians and the SA health system with a checkup while advocating for measures that will boost the state’s GP workforce and access to GPs. The five specialist GPs representing the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) will provide 10–15-minute health checks … Continued
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Residents in regional NSW are facing the highest rent increases in the state, prompting warnings that homelessness will continue to surge in the regions. In the past year rents are up 12% in Tamworth, 10% in the Murray Region, and 8.1% in the Hunter, according to SQM Research data. Seven of the top 10 … Continued
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A technology company is looking to change the almost non-existent Indigenous representation in the tech industry, delivering thousands of laptops to students and placing unemployed youth in cadetships. Indigenous Australians represent just 0.14 per cent of Australia’s tech workforce, while unemployment sits at 12.3 per cent compared to 4 per cent for non-Indigenous Australians. … Continued
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*** MEDIA ALERT *** Tech company cracks the code on Indigenous unemployment Ethan Indigenous has cracked the code on Indigenous unemployment and will showcase its breakthrough model in a rare bipartisan event at NSW Parliament. The technology company delivers thousands of laptops to Indigenous students and has placed unemployed youth in cadetships, pushing … Continued
