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Renters can’t ask for basic repairs without fear of rent increases, we need rent caps now
Study warns unequal access to NHS social prescribing could reinforce inequalities
Renters Living With Mould, Damp, Unsafe Housing
Why the tax NZ never wanted to talk about is back on the political agenda in 2026
Why researchers may be getting mental health inequalities wrong
Minimum awards and wage increases a critical decision for Indigenous workers’ economic security
Local government funding inquiry to hear from Australian Local Government Association and Geoscape Australia
Griffith Business School steps up for fourth consecutive CEO Sleepout
Extreme Weather Impacts Report reveals a community service workforce that is caring, committed and challenged
Australian billionaires’ wealth grows by $50,000 per minute
Silence is not consent to child marriage, UN committee condemns: Afghanistan
UK Greens Leader Zack Polanski joins Victorian Greens fight turning frustration with Labor into replacing them
What is the Sex Discrimination Act and how does it protect people?
UN expert welcomes Colombian Supreme Court ruling recognising commercial sexual exploitation as part of system of violence
Parliament should back housing tax reforms, say community and housing sector peaks
Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly – Daily update: 21 May 2026
Urgent structural reforms needed to settle historical debt to Afro-Mexican peoples, UN experts say: Mexico
New national report finds children’s voices are the key to ending violence before it begins
Melbourne’s food identity under scrutiny as inequality grows
Economists Solve a Mystery Involving International Trade and Competition From China
Public hearing on gender equality as a national security and economic security imperative
Floods and finance: why climate change will become a more pressing economic problem for UK households
Coalition budget reply fuels division when Australia needs unity
Address to inaugural LGBTQ+ Economists and Allies in Asia-Pacific Summit (LEAP Summit), University of Melbourne, Melbourne
Cannabis: it’s medicine if you’re rich enough – a crime if you’re not
Manchester academic’s personal homelessness story shortlisted for Orwell Prize
Budget Bakes In Housing Inequality
Budget fails communities of colour and students: No changes to JRG, nothing for the National Anti-Racism Framework
New WHO health inequality country profiles to track progress on achieving health equity
Four in five children in prison haven’t been sentenced: new data shows alarming increase in locking up kids
Minns Labor Government continuing to pursue ‘good character’ reforms
NZ’s costly fees-free scheme did little to widen access to tertiary education – new study
Wealthy people were the first to buy electric vehicles. The current boom risks entrenching inequality
Mothers bear brunt of food insecurity – study shows
Oxfam Australia reaction to Australia’s gas export tax inquiry report
TRAPPED IN A SYSTEM: Australians with Disabilities Locked Out of Basic Services Without Driver’s License or Passport
Landlords pay almost $7 billion a year more in tax than home owners, pushing rents higher
Urban trees cool the world’s cities more than we thought – but we can’t rely on them alone
Allan government budget ignores gender undervaluation of Allied Health Professionals
Government’s Council Shake-up Ignores Its Own Advice
Rate Rise Pain Won’t Be Felt By Top 1%
Australia’s EV future is leaving disabled drivers behind
Oxfam Australia calls for bold action on inequality in 2026-27 Federal Budget
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – ABC News
Australian Prime Minister TV Interview – ABC News
Alander Lee Pulliam Jr Owner of A&A Sports Group Declares Independent Run for U.S. Senate in California Challenging the Corrupt Two-Party System
Australian Human Rights Assessment 2026 shows urgent action needed across multiple fronts to address human rights concerns
‘Mum and dad investors’ are pulling back. What will that mean for NZ’s housing market?

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