A Queensland not-for-profit organisation is trying to change negative attitudes that are influencing housing development outcomes in the state.
Premier confronted by regional Victorian power line protesters at Rural Press Club speech
More than 500 people rallied over a range of issues in Bendigo today as Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan addressed the Rural Press Club of Victoria in her home city.
Photo shows A Child holding a protest signWoman sentenced for assaulting protester with broken wine glass at Deborah Conway concert
A woman who smashed a wine glass and held the jagged stem at the face of a pro-Palestinian protester during a Deborah Conway concert in Hobart has been sentenced to a community service order.
Photo shows A woman holds a broken wine stem near someone at a show.Pro-Palestine student group disbands encampment at Australian National University
A student encampment at the Australian National University disbands after 110 days, after the university's announcement it would no longer invest in "controversial weapons manufacturers" in the long term.
Has Video Duration: 31 seconds.'Completely untenable': ANU students disband pro-Palestine encampment after 110 days of protest
A student encampment at the Australian National University disbands after 110 days, after the university's announcement it would no longer invest in "controversial weapons manufacturers" in the long term.
Photo shows A rope with a flag in front of a section of lawn which has been worn away.ANU to stop long-term investments in 'controversial' weapons manufacturers following months-long Gaza protest on campus
The ANU has announced it will no longer invest in certain weapons companies in the long term, following months of pressure from pro-Palestine student groups.
Photo shows Protesters sit down and chant at the Australian National University pro-Palestine encampment.Bangladesh PM resigns after month of protests
Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country after weeks of deadly protests.
Photo shows Sheikh Hasina speaks into a microphone.Armed rebels holding NZ pilot hostage for 18 months again pledge to release him
A spokesperson for a separatist group holding a New Zealand pilot hostage in Indonesia's Papua region say they plan to release him in August or September.
Photo shows Philip Martens stands in a group of rebels who are all holding riles and bow and arrows.UK government vows to crack down on 'far-right thuggery'
The UK government has vowed to bolster the criminal justice system. as violent protests continue across the kingdom.
Photo shows Far-Right Protests, UK Crackdown: Protesters wave British flag in front of Big Ben clock.Has Video Duration: 3 minutes 38 seconds.Students wanting better work opportunities in Bangladesh have instead been left injured or dead
Student protesters in Bangladesh want an ingrained system of nepotism for some government jobs removed and replaced with a merit-based approach but their demonstrations have lead to fatal clashes with authorities — even for those only there to hand out water.
Photo shows Bangladeshi activists point fingers at riot police amidst a scuffle during a protest.At 68, Margaret Kelly was told to move from her home. Instead she led a fight for the right to public housing
Photojournalist Sean Davey captures the crusade to save Port Melbourne's Barak Beacon Estate, and how a community united to highlight the plight of all public housing tenants.
Photo shows Margaret Kelly holds a red mobility scooter amid dirt and debris from housings being pulled downCallum stopped gambling a year ago. Sportsbet is still trying to lure him back
Gambling inducements are banned in many countries and a parliamentary committee has recommended Australia follow suit, but more than a year later nothing has happened.
Photo shows A text message inducement to gamble sent by SportsbetProtesters pepper-sprayed, hundreds arrested in Washington as Netanyahu speaks to Congress
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is met with thousands of protesters demanding his arrest during a visit to Washington, where he's pressing Congress to continue to support his war in Gaza.
Photo shows An effigy of Benjamin Netanyahu, with bloodied hands, in front of the US Capitol.Forestry company pays legal costs after wrongly banning protesters from public native forest reserves
Anti-logging protesters wrongly banned from setting foot within large swathes of Tasmanian public forest have had their legal costs covered by the state-owned forestry company.
Photo shows Protesters at a logging coupe holding a banner.Another 19 dead as protesters in Bangladesh vow 'complete shutdown' of capital city
Continued demonstrations over government job quotas see the death toll climb to at least 64 as student protesters attempt a "complete shutdown" of Bangladesh's capital city, Dhaka.
Photo shows Three people in riot gear throw tear gas at a crowd.Protests banned in central Nairobi after weeks of demonstrations
At least 50 people have died and 59 been abducted or declared missing since protests began on June 18.
Photo shows A man dressed in riot gear pokes a burning tyre with a stick.ANU to review military investments after pro-Palestine protests
The Australian National University has acknowledged "changing expectations" around its investments.
Photo shows Protesters sit down and chant at the Australian National University pro-Palestine encampment.How will they clean the roof? This and other questions about Hobart's planned stadium answered
The concept for Hobart's proposed multi-purpose stadium has been released, sparking many questions about the roof, the height — and, of course, the big price tag. Here's what we know.
Photo shows Concept art showing interior of sports stadium with cricket match underway.Group calling for tougher fish farming regulation in Tasmania should be stripped of funding, Salmon Tasmania says
An environmental advocacy group calling for tougher regulation of salmon farming in Tasmania should be defunded because its "aggressive legal action [and] well-funded lawyered-up activism" threatens jobs, a Liberal senator and the state's fish farm lobby group says.
Community in Mansfield rallies against potential hospital merger
Community members in Mansfield rally against the potential merger of its local hospital in June 2024.
Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 1 second.Thousands of Victorians escalate rallying cry against potential hospital mergers, funding cuts
North-east Victorian residents express their anger about possible hospital service mergers as discussions about the future of the state's healthcare system intensify.