This article is part of our December theme, which focuses on one of the least appreciated but most fundamental aspects of well-being: housing. Read our ... Read More
8 December 2011 Labor Party to support gay marriage The Australian Labor Party has made an historic vote to change its platform to support gay ... Read More
Bills strengthening Australia’s Human Rights Obligations passed by Federal Parliament Federal Parliament has passed a legislation which requires the Federal Parliament to consider international human ... Read More
A free public forum held by a coalition of organisations, including the Federation of Community Legal Centres Victoria (FCLC), Flat Out, the Centre for the ... Read More
10 November 2011 Release of report on women’s treatment in the ADFA The Australian Sex discrimination Commissioner has released a report that examines the treatment ... Read More
Look Closer, a photographic exhibition by Daniel King, recently ended at the Level 17 Art Space at Victoria University. The exhibition set out to address ... Read More
Amnesty International’s “Change The World” Human Rights Conference, held in Brisbane from 6 to 8 October 2011, was no ordinary conference. More like the “Woodstock ... Read More
Tasked with clearing a town of insurgents during the second Iraq war, a soldier and his partner defy their training and split up. Suddenly explosions ... Read More
Gary Foley’s one-man theatre show tells the story of his life as an Aboriginal rights advocate. Foley is written, performed and co-devised by Foley himself ... Read More
28 September 2011 Herald Sun columnist Andrew Bolt has been found guilty of breaching section 18 (c) of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 in the ... Read More