Two poets have shared joint first prize in this year’s Griffith University Josephine Ulrick Poetry Prize competition. Victorian Chloe Wilson and Queenslander Sarah Holland-Batt each won $7500 while in the literature category Dr Tessa Lunney won the first prize ($10,000) and Melissa Goode second ($5000). Both are from NSW.
With just two months to go before a federal election is due, we are being bombarded by broadcast ads and yellow billboards around Australia. Funded by Clive Palmer and endorsing his United Australia Party (UAP), they carry a simple message: FREEDOM FREEDOM FREEDOM. But 'freedom' is not the only thing worth fighting for
There is overwhelming support for human rights in Qld but many are unaware of the new Human Rights Act.
There has rarely been a greater test of our structures of governance than the flurry of lawmaking amidst the declared...
This is the final of a series of five blogs on COVID 19 and human rights, focusing on the timeline...
This is the fourth of a series of five blogs on COVID 19 and human rights, focusing on the timeline...
This is the third of a series of five blogs on COVID 19 and human rights, focusing on the timeline...
This is the second of a series of five blogs on COVID 19 and human rights, focusing on the timeline...
The COVID 19 pandemic is wreaking havoc across the globe. Every segment of most societies will be profoundly impacted. The...
What human rights obligations are at risk when international sporting bodies put on their premiere events?
