Indigenous prisoners perform a welcome ceremony at the 2014 opening of Darwin's $500 million prison, which is likely to be full by 2018.AAP/Neda VanovacThis article is part of The Conversation’s series, State of Imprisonment, which provides snapshots of imprisonment trends in each state and territory. The intention is to provide a basis for...
Protesters attend a huge anti-conscription rally at Yarra Bank in Melbourne, 1916.National Library of Australia, n6487142, CC BY-NC-NDA man stands on a beach in a distant land. Waves lap his ankles. He wades through the gentle dawn light, arms outstretched, his head held high. He is fully dressed; not a tourist but a freedom fighter.
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Ice-cream that understands PMS?Parker Jones, CC BY-NCPremenstrual stress (PMS) runs the gamut of minor inconvenience to severe life-disrupting distress. So is the packaging for a range of “ice-cream that understands PMS” created by a 21-year-old American graphic designer funny, offensive, or something else entirely?
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Intergenerational home: the residents (particularly children and dogs!) move through the gaps in the dividing garden wallKatherine LuHousing affordability is at crisis levels in many Australian cities, fuelled by an inadequate supply of housing in areas close to jobs and a taxation system that favours investors over first home buyers.
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Sydney’s business scene is fast-paced, diverse, and incredibly competitive. In such a dynamic environment, having a strong online presence is no longer optional — it’s essential. A digital marketing...
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Cybercrime isn’t just something that happens to banks or large technology companies. It can happen to any business, even those that seem too small to matter. When a hacker sees an easy target, they ta...
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The contemporary, hectic way of life is one of ease and adaptability while commuting and working. Regardless of whether one moves around by road, commuting between towns for conferences, or taking a f...
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