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There are 137 active forest fires in the province, according to SOPFEU.

Judith Wright is celebrated as a quintessentially Australian literary figure. Her poetry engages with the land, with her ‘white settler’ farming family and its problematic historical relationship to Indigenous people, and with environmental issues. Despite living almost exclusively within one nation space, Wright’s mental spaces included transnational exchanges. This chapter tracks one line of cultural influence involving an Australian religious movement with links to India, translations o...

The Albanese government has announced five union-linked appointments to the industrial umpire in a bid to "restore balance"....

The Albanese government has announced five union-linked appointments to the industrial umpire in a bid to "restore balance". The former Coalition

Labor’s five new appointments to the workplace tribunal, all current or former union officials, will be overseeing the government’s ambitious new workplace reforms.

Michigan, an early adopter of the PACE model, has 24 such centers around the state to help older adults continue to live at home.

From musicals to festivals, international headliners to homegrown artists, there is a wide range of events on offer this month.

Readers discuss the death in custody of Veronica Nelson and Victoria’s bail laws.

A ‘revisionist history’ of Judith Wright’s family story has been turned into a short film that premieres this weekend at Flickerfest.

Paul Hetherington talks with Nathalie Handal about green spaces, the making of literary places, and otherness in Canberra.