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CDU alumnus wins national human rights award, pushes for Australia-wide legislation

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A Charles Darwin University (CDU) alumnus has received top honours at the Australian Human Rights Commission’s awards gala, using his acceptance speech to push for nationalised human rights legislation.   Ramnik Singh Walia won in the Community category at the Australian Human Rights Awards. The accolade represents the country’s most prestigious recognition for outstanding leadership … Continued

Low- and middle-income Australians with super should not foot the bill for compensation scheme cost blowout

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The Super Members Council (SMC) is urging the Government to rethink its decision to push the bill for compensation scheme cost blowouts onto Australians with super, with data in the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) released today showing super tax receipts at forecast highs. Super tax receipts are expected to increase by $10.9 billion … Continued

How Australian Islam proved it is not a religion of peace

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Statement by Family First National Director Lyle Shelton   We need to face the fact that Islam in Australia is not a religion of peace. Here’s the proof. Since October 7, 2023, Family First issued more than 27 public statements detailing Australian Muslim, Labor, Green, Teal and media support for, or justification of, Islamic terrorism. … Continued

Treasurer must levy big coal and gas corporations to fund climate disasters Make Big Polluters Pay

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Climate disasters are projected to cost the federal budget $6.3 billion in the upcoming mid-year economic forecast this week. The Treasurer should follow public opinion and ensure coal and gas corporations responsible for most climate pollution pay for these costs, rather than forcing ordinary taxpayers to shoulder the burden, according to the Make Big Polluters … Continued

The long list of trade-offs Aussies now make just to stay housed

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Reducing energy use is the most common sacrifice Australians are making to afford their rent or mortgage, while many are limiting driving, skipping meals and delaying medical appointments, a new national survey has exposed. Everybody’s Home’s report ‘Breaking Point’ captures the results of a survey of more than 1,100 Australians. Of those surveyed: Half (50%) reduced their … Continued

Opera House sails should be lit in solidarity with Jewish community

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Family First today urged the Minns Government to fight Australia’s on-going antisemitism crisis by lighting the Opera House sails with the star of David.   “This would send a powerful message that antisemitism and Jew hatred is unAustralian. We also need to send an urgent message that Jews and Israeli citizens are welcome and always … Continued

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia Condemns Bondi Attack

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SYDNEY, NSW – December 15, 2025 – The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia (AMCA) is shocked and saddened at the loss of innocent lives in Bondi, Sydney.    The AMCA prays for the families of those who have lost loved ones, and prays for a swift and complete recovery to all injured.   Imam Inam-ul-Haq Kauser, National President … Continued

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia Condemns Bondi Attack

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SYDNEY, NSW – December 14, 2025 – The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia (AMCA) is shocked and saddened at the loss of innocent lives in Bondi, Sydney.    The AMCA prays for the families of those who have lost loved ones, and prays for a swift and complete recovery to all injured.   Imam Inam-ul-Haq Kauser, National President … Continued

AWU welcomes government action to secure Tomago’s future

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The Australian Workers’ Union has strongly endorsed today’s announcement that the Tomago aluminium smelter will remain operational, with federal and state governments committing to work with Rio Tinto on a long-term solution. “This is a pivotal moment for Australian manufacturing,” AWU National Secretary Paul Farrow said.  “The AWU has been knocking on every door – federal, … Continued

MEU: Coal communities need stability and consistency following Net Zero Commission report

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The Mining and Energy Union has responded to the NSW Net Zero Commission’s Coal Mining Emissions Spotlight Report, emphasising the continuing importance of coal mining to the state’s economy and regional communities, and the need for clear, consistent emissions policy. MEU General Secretary Grahame Kelly said coal mining remains a foundation of regional prosperity in … Continued