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Media Opportunity: Live interview of Australian Muslim Imams and volunteers. 24 May 2025 – In response to the recent floods in Taree, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Australia (AMYA), in direct collaboration with Humanity First Australia, is deploying a relief team to support affected communities. Approximately 25 youth volunteers are travelling to the region this … Continued
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POSTPONED: Thursday, 22 May 2025, 4:00PM Kibble Park, Gosford A rally scheduled for 4PM today on the Central Coast has been postponed because of the weather. MEDIA CONTACT: Rose Donnelly, Unions NSW: 0423 561 194
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***Thursday, 22 May 2025, 4:00PM Kibble Park, Gosford*** WHAT: Essential workers from across the Central Coast will rally to oppose the NSW government’s proposed cuts to workers compensation, which would drastically limit mental health support for injured workers. WHO: Local nurses, teachers, emergency service workers, and other frontline staff, with Unions NSW representatives. WHY: The NSW … Continued
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***Thursday, 22 May 2025, 8:00AM Victory Memorial Gardens, Wagga Wagga*** WHAT: Essential workers from across the Riverina will rally to oppose the NSW government’s proposed cuts to workers compensation, which would drastically limit mental health support for injured workers. WHO: Local nurses, teachers, emergency service workers, and other essential workers WHY: The NSW government’s proposed … Continued
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***Wednesday, 21 May 2025, 8:00AM Chris Cunningham Park (Jack Evans Boat Harbour), Tweed Heads*** WHAT: Essential workers from across the Tweed and Northern Rivers region will rally to oppose the NSW government’s proposed cuts to workers compensation, which would drastically limit mental health support for injured workers. WHO: Local nurses, teachers, emergency service workers, and … Continued
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Victoria’s social and community services peak body, the Victorian Council of Social Service (VCOSS), has welcomed a State Budget with its sights firmly set on driving down the cost of household basics like food, transport and energy. VCOSS highlighted positive measures including: Targeted support for kids to participate fully in school and extracurricular activities, through … Continued
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Liberals Against Nuclear today congratulated the Liberal Party leadership on taking a principled stand by refusing to cave to the Nationals’ demands to lock in nuclear power, resulting in the Coalition’s first formal split in 38 years. “This is a crucial moment for the Liberal Party and a very encouraging sign that the party … Continued
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With the National Party walking away from a Federal Coalition with the Liberal Party, it’s clear that any party lacking credible climate policies is both unelectable and unsustainable. The Federal Election results were a clear mandate for stronger climate action and a criticism of politicians who deny climate science. Available for comment: Nic Seton, … Continued
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TUESDAY 20 MAY 2025 Climate denial nukes Coalition as Australians call for more climate action The Nationals Party decision to keep denying climate science, and walk away from the Liberal Party, will hurt their constituents in the bush. Together they were a political drag on Australia’s clean energy momentum. Climate … Continued
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Today’s Victorian State Budget headlined transport. For the first time, buses have got the recognition they deserve as the fast, affordable cost-of living solution for millions of Victorian families. But, the new bus announcements are only one step towards the transformation of the bus system the West needs to deliver real cost-of-living relief. “The Premier … Continued
