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October 7 Attacks
UN experts deplore Israel’s increasing disregard for international law: Lebanon
The Hon Kate Thwaites MP Radio interview – Mix 104.9 Darwin – 360 with Katie Woolf
Commission President reiterates calls for upholding human rights as violence in the Middle East escalates
UN experts: FIFA must respect international law regarding Israeli football clubs
Up against Hank Greenberg, baseball’s first Jewish superstar, antisemitism struck out
Social housing delivers more than just a home for people with complex support needs: report
IOM and UN Women scale-up efforts to advance women’s rights, protection, and empowerment in migration policies and humanitarian responses
New handbook aims to shake up reporting on race in Australia
The ABC’s racism review is scathing. Can Aunty find the strength of character to properly address it?
Freedom Of Expression Crucial To Democracy
Maintaining Our Inclusive RMIT Community 2 October
ABC racism report is a watershed moment for media industry
Ageism hurts us all: COTA urges action to address ageism as world marks International Day of Older Persons; Human Rights Commission report release
Special Envoy To Combat Islamophobia
QATAR AND BAIN MUST RECOMMIT TO VIRGIN WORKERS’ CLAIM FOR LONG-TERM SUCCESS: TWU
New report finds Australian media must improve how it reports on older people
Why being like your boss still matters – especially if you share political views
A place to call home: $1.5 million grant program to support housing for Queenslanders experiencing alcohol and other drugs concerns
Changing Of Guard At NDIS Commission
Government welcomes recommendations for QFD complaints system
Equal Pay, Equal Rights: Fighting for Pay Equity in Aotearoa
Over $55 million in grants offered to organisations to support women and girls to “Play Our Way”
Over $55m in grants to supports women and girls in sport
Gender Pay Gap Not Closing
Experts of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances Commend Norway on Steps Taken to Prevent Illegal Adoptions, Ask About Missing Asylum-Seeking Minors and…
Long-acting injectable lenacapavir continues to show promising results for HIV prevention
Greens call for independent oversight body for children with disability after Auditor-General’s damning report exposing Department of Education failures
Action against Afghanistan over violations of human rights of women and girls
What are ‘rent tech’ platforms? Action on reining in these exploitative tools is long overdue
Mayoral History Prize Winners Unearth Blacktown’s Stories
‘Litigant Shopping’ For Supreme Court Cases Can Backfire
ACCC And AER Achieve AWEI Bronze Tier Status
‘Pig butchering’ fraud: the link between modern slavery, torture and online crime
Half of Black gay men will be diagnosed with HIV, despite highly effective preventive treatments − why?
Ageing fabulously: 3MT on a winner for the LGBTI+ older community
Assistant Minister For Ageing, Speech
Opening address National Ageing Research Institute Annual Summit 2024
Assistant Minister Thwaites address to the National Ageing Research Institute Annual Summit 2024
Jordan becomes first country to receive WHO verification for eliminating leprosy
Greens Win Changes To Respect At Work Costs Protection 20 September
Greens policy to pay super on PPL finally passes with support from Labor
From cauldrons to cardigans – the lurking prejudices behind the name ‘Granny’
Georges River Council Libraries; Place For Everyone
Anti-racism statement calls for improved accountability and trusted reporting systems
Library workers call for councils to come to the table to close illegal pay gap
Laws targeting the display of Nazi hate symbols pass Parliament
Trusted reporting systems and accountability needed to tackle racism in healthcare

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