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Australian Political Reform: Why Australia Needs Change

4 Comments / Australian Democracy, Australian politics, China, citizen participation, electoral reform, government accountability, Political Reform, two-party system

Australian political reform could give citizens more influence between elections. Explore how democracy, representation and accountability could be strengthened. Quick

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Will the New NDIS Law Leave People Behind?

disability rights, disability support, NDIS, NDIS reform, Public Services, Social Justice

The new NDIS law changes eligibility, plans and funding. Learn who may lose support, what safeguards exist and what Australia

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How Dating Has Changed in Australia

Australian relationships, dating apps, gender equality, healthy intimacy, modern dating, relationship expectations, social change

How dating has changed in Australia, from courtship and marriage to apps, consent, equality and modern expectations of intimacy. How

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Healthy Intimacy in Relationships: What Makes Love Last?

communication, domestic violence, emotional intimacy, healthy relationships, John Gottman, mutual respect, relationship conflict

Healthy intimacy in relationships needs trust, respect and repair. Learn the warning signs of disconnection, control and abuse. Intimacy is

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Why Full-Time Workers Cannot Afford a Home?

Cost of Living, Essential Workers, Full-Time Workers, Housing Affordability, Housing Crisis, monetary sovereignty, Public Housing, Secure Employment, Wages

Why full-time workers cannot afford a home as wages, insecure work and soaring housing costs increasingly fall out of alignment.

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The Human Cost of Unemployment in Australia

#SocialJusticeAustralia, EconomicJustice, FullEmployment, Inflation, JobGuarantee, MonetarySovereignty, Unemployment, YouthUnemployment

The human cost of unemployment reveals why controlling inflation through job losses harms Australian workers, families and communities. The Human

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Why Casualisation of Work in Australia Fuels Inequality

Description The casualisation of work in Australia fuels inequality. Learn how gig economy workers are impacted and what must change.

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Is Australia a Neo-Feudal Society?

#SocialJusticeAustralia, CooperativeHousing, CostOfLiving, HousingCrisis, HousingJustice, MonetarySovereignty, PublicHousing, WealthInequality

Description Is Australia a neo-feudal society?. Is inherited housing wealth dividing Australia into property-owning families and permanent renters? The evidence

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Private Health Rebate Cuts: The Bigger Question

aged care, Medicare, monetary sovereignty, private health insurance, public hospitals, seniors

Description Private health rebate cuts raise a bigger question: why not use public money to build fast, universal healthcare for

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