Scrapping responsible lending laws a 'disaster' that could drown Australians in debt, consumer groups say | Banking | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Who should pick up the tab for the costs of climate change in north Queensland? | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Which jobs and what growth? | The Monthly (Dec '20)

There’s serious talk about a “job guarantee”, but it’s not that straightforward | The Conversation (Jul '20)

'Whatever it takes' should now include a universal basic income | The Conversation (Mar '20)

New Zealand's world-first ‘wellbeing’ budget to focus on poverty and mental health | The Guardian (May ’19)

'How good is Australia?' Labor crunches the numbers to answer Morrison's question | Australia news | The Guardian (Feb '21)

We do not have to worry about paying off Australia's coronavirus debt for generations | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Purple House and MMT: new money creation is real, it is not a “leftist” conspiracy | Michael West (Jul '20)

The myth that the Liberals are better economic managers? | John Menadue (Apr ’19)

Labor v Liberal: who best runs the Australian economy? | The Guardian (Mar ’18)

Quarterly Growth Rates of real GDP, change over previous quarter | OECD … OECD

GDP Quarter on Quarter Growth | Trading Economics … Trading Economics

Government Tax Receipts as a percentage of GDP (2000 -2019) | Treasury (Nov ’20)

Fear of spending - so what is MMT and why should you care? | The Monthly (Oct '20)

Don’t worry about the debt: we need more stimulus to avoid a prolonged recession | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Modern monetary theory: the rise of economists who say huge government debt is not a problem | The Conversation (Jul '20)

The spending splurge matters, regardless of what modern monetary theory says | The Conversation (Jul '20)

The government still treats debt like it is economic poison but now is the time to invest | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Could Frydenberg ease this crisis by printing money? | The Saturday Paper (Aug '20)

Remember Josh Frydenberg scoffing at a 'wellbeing budget'? He's not laughing any more | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Tax and Wellbeing: The impact of taxation on economic wellbeing | Australia Institute (Oct ’20)

The New Zealand Wellbeing Budget 2019 | NZ Treasury (Jun ’19)

New Zealand's world-first ‘wellbeing’ budget to focus on poverty and mental health | The Guardian (May ’19)

New Zealand’s Next Liberal Milestone: A Budget Guided by ‘Well-Being’ | New York Times (May ’19)

New Zealand’s well-being approach to budget is not new, but could shift major issues | The Conversation (May ’19)

Frydenberg struggles to explain economic benefit of stage three tax cuts (May '21)

Will we ever see a socially responsible budget? - Pearls and Irritations (May '21)

The Budget lacks a comprehensive roadmap for reopening Australia's borders — and economy - ABC News (May '21)

Cuts, spending, debt: what you need to know about the budget at a glance | The Conversation (May ’21)

The budget is a window into the treasurer's soul. Here's what to look for Tuesday night | The Conversation (May ’21)

Exclusive. Top economists back budget push for an unemployment rate beginning with '4' | The Conversation (Apr ’21)

Coalition spent 30 times more on tax cuts than women’s economic security in 2021 budget | Australian politics | The Guardian (May ’21)

Budget for women? Why this economist won't swallow the ‘pink’ pill (May ’21)

Fewer hard hats, more soft hearts: budget pivots to women and care | The Conversation (May ’21)

Australian women are done waiting. It’s time for a budget that invests in care | Emma Dawson | The Guardian (May ’21)

Politics with Michelle Grattan: what should the budget do for women? Jennifer Westacott (BCA) and Michele O'Neil (ACTU) | The Conversation (May ’21)

Five ways to make this year’s federal budget more female-friendly | Australian politics | The Guardian (Apr ’21)

Budget’s mental health pledges rely on deals with states and workers that don’t exist, experts warn | Australian budget 2021 | The Guardian (May ’21)

A bigger budget for mental health services won't necessarily improve Australia's mental health | The Conversation (May ’21)

More will be Given: home owners rewarded in budget as homelessness continues to surge - Michael West (May ’21)

"Political Stunt": how the Budget cash splash means profit to providers over aged care reform - Michael West (May ’21)

Aged Care fail - and now a Budget bonanza for Home Care freeloaders - Michael West (May ’21)

Federal budget 2021 is a missed opportunity for aged care reform - ABC News (May ’21)

Coalition’s $17.7bn aged care budget pledge ‘falls well short’ of what is needed, experts warn | Australian budget 2021 | The Guardian (May ’21)

Budget package doesn't guarantee aged-care residents will get better care | The Conversation (May ’21)

Why a budget boost for child care is actually good for the economy - ABC News (May ’21)

Money for telescopes and vaccines is great, but the budget's lack of basic science funding risks leaving Australia behind (May ’21)

Universities have been left to bleed in the budget but we are pivotal to the recovery | Brian Schmidt | The Guardian (May ’21)

Federal budget 2021: Have we missed our chance to become a renewables superpower? (May '21)

Budget 2021 | Explainer | Climate Council (May '21)

The budget should have been a road to Australia's low-emissions future. Instead, it's a flight of fancy | The Conversation (May '21)

2021 Budget: Morrison avoids climate action once again | Crikey (May ’21)

Budget immigration costs: Australia will spend almost $3.4m for each person in offshore detention | Australian budget 2021 | The Guardian (May ’21)

With billions more allocated to immigration detention, it's another bleak year for refugees | The Conversation (May ’21)

Has the government rescued the arts in this budget? There are some winners but not much has changed | The Conversation (May ’21)

Community groups decry 'shameful' budget | 7NEWS.com.au (May ’21)

‘Completely excluded’: budget delivers $58.6m to media but ABC misses out | Australian budget 2021 | The Guardian (May ’21)

How can Australia achieve economic growth when the Treasurer can't name China in his budget speech? - ABC News (May '21)

Australia's deteriorating China relationship had silent influence over some Budget priorities - ABC News (May '21)

Zombie Cash-Splash: Treasurer ramps up orgy of corporate hand-outs | Michael West … (Oct '20)

‘Could do better’: Top Australian economists award the budget a cautious pass | The Conversation … (Oct '20)

Don't be fooled by the spin – Tuesday's budget will be political and ideologically driven | The Guardian … (Oct '20)

Budget 2020: the people most likely to be left behind | The Guardian … (Oct '20)

Albanese promises $20 billion plan to modernise electricity grid, and $6.2 billion for child care | The Conversation (Oct '20)

'The chips have been placed': experts weigh in on the Australian budget 2020 | The Guardian (Oct ’20)

Australian budget preview: what we already know, and what the experts think | The Guardian (Oct ’20)

Australian federal budget found to be the most secretive ever produced | The Guardian (Oct '20)

The overlooked parts of the 2020 Australian budget you should know about | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Australia's English test for partner visas could leave women at mercy of abusers, experts warn | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Jobmaker hiring credit: how does it work and who is eligible? | The Guardian (Oct '20)

core values climate Social Housing aged care women mental health first nations research arts tax cuts

The reset to lift us out of the COVID recession has to be bold: returning to where we were is nowhere near good enough | The Conversation (Feb '21)

Can government actually predict the jobs of the future? | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Keating is right. The Reserve Bank should do more. It needs to aim for more inflation | The Conversation (Sep '20)

Could Frydenberg ease this crisis by printing money? | The Saturday Paper (Aug '20)

Department of Environment, Water and Agricutlure: Major Projects | Dept of Environment (Jun '20)

Let's look at the Thatcher years shall we | BBC (Apr '13)

Vital Signs: Stamp duty is an economic drag. Here’s how to move to a better system | The Conversation (Jul '20)

We should simplify our industrial relations system, but not in the way big business wants | The Conversation (May '20)

Why on earth would anyone want to invest in Australia | Crikey (Feb '21)

Negative rates explained: how money for (less than) nothing is helping out the budget | The Conversation (Dec '20)

Record-breaking government bond auction proves the world is 'bullish' on Australia | ABC (Apr '20)

RBA is cutting rates because the government has abandoned responsibility for economic growth | The Guardian (Oct '19)

Please, no more questions about how we are going to pay off the COVID debt | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Australia’s credit rating is irrelevant. Ignore it | The Conversation (Dec '20)

Jim Chalmers says two-thirds of the debt in the budget was borrowed before the start of the pandemic. Is he correct? | ABC (Aug ’20)

Some Facts About Debt … per capita (Apr ’20)

We do not have to worry about paying off the coronavirus debt for generations | The Guardian (Apr ’20)

Do the grandchildren really pay the debt? The problem with Scott Morrison’s plan for recovery, and MMT | Michael West (Jun '20)

Australia Government Debt to GDP | Trading Economics …

The absurdity of our innovation theatre - InnovationAus (May '21)

Intangible asset depreciation policy is a 2015 reheat - InnovationAus (May '21)

Digital Economy: Everything old is new again - InnovationAus (May '21)

Did someone drop a zero? Australia's digital economy budget spend should be 10 times bigger | The Conversation (May '21)

NBN Co bonuses, pandemic spending queries go unanswered | New Daily (Feb '21)

NBN Co’s $77 million in pandemic bonuses slammed as ‘offensive’ | New Daily (Feb '21)

The NBN rollout is complete but one couple looking to upgrade found better internet via a garden shed - ABC News (Jan '21)

NBN blames pandemic for $6.7bn funding blowout as execs rake in bonuses | The Guardian (Nov '20)

NBN rollout in Grose Vale causes residents' concern over communications during bushfire season | ABC (Oct '20)

NBN Debacle. Wherefore art thou, minister? | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Fixing fibre-to-the-node across Australia could cost the NBN $7 billion: study | ABC (May '20)

Internet traffic is growing 25% each year. We created a fingernail-sized chip that can help the NBN keep up | The Conversation (May '20)

Why New Zealand outplayed Australia on the NBN … Australian Financial Review (Aug '17)

What will the NBN really cost? | John Menadue (Dec '15)

In his own words: Tony Abbott on the NBN | Computer World … (Sep '13)

‘Totally unacceptable’: NBN Co faces backlash from customers, telcos (May '21)

A white flag moment on the NBN was inevitable. | John Menadue (Sep '20)

Backflip to the home: NBN to upgrade FttN areas with fibre | ZDNet (Sep '20)

NBN offering not good enough for 21st Century Australia | Independent Australia (Mar '20)

Fibre-to-node NBN users often not getting speeds they're paying for, watchdog says | The Guardian (Feb ’20) (Feb '20)

The NBN is wrecking a whole industry | John Menadue (Jun '19)

Around 50% of homes in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane have the oldest NBN technology | The Conversation (May '19)

The NBN: how a national infrastructure dream fell short | The Conversation … (Jun '17)

Australia's Top Trading Partners 2020 | Worlds top Exports

Australia Exports By Country | Trading Economics

Forget about the trade spat – coal is passé in much of China, and that's a bigger problem for Australia | The Conversation (Jan ’21)

Australian coal shipments to China at standstill amid unresolved trade tensions | The Guardian (Jan ’21)

Taking China to the World Trade Organisation plants a seed. It won't be a quick or easy win | ABC (Dec '20)

China suspends importation of more Australian beef as trade battle escalates | ABC (Dec '20)

There’s no need for panic over China’s trade threats | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Australian farmers, Chinese consumers and the political and trade tensions in between | ABC (Aug '20)

China raises the cost of Australian beef as ChAFTA safeguard is triggered | ABC (Jul '20)

Vital Signs: Australian barley growers are the victims of weaponised trade rules | The Conversation (May '20)

Australia–UK trade deal can help spur post-pandemic recovery (May '21)

What we want from the UK-Australia trade deal | WWF (May '21)

The Low and Middle Income Tax Offset has been extended yet again. It delivers help neither when nor where it's needed (May '21)

The race to the bottom on cutting company tax rates has failed | Tax | The Guardian (Apr ’21)

Stage 3 of the tax cuts would return Australia to the 1950s - Grattan Institute (Jul '19)

Eliminating most homelessness is achievable. It starts with prevention and ‘housing first’ | The Conversation (Dec '20)

6 steps towards remaking the homelessness system so it works for young people | The Conversation University of SA(Apr '20)

Homelessness: The real housing crisis gripping Australia | SBS SBS (Aug '18)

RENTAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS IMPACTS – AN INITIAL ANALYSIS | Poverty & Inequality (Jan '21)

How COVID-19 impacts homelessness in Australia | ABC (Jan '21)

A tragic reality: Domestic violence is the main cause of homelessness in Australia | SBS (Jun '17)

Rental crisis gives rise to motel nomads as families struggle to stay off the streets - ABC News (May '21)

Australia’s housing crisis: it’s one of the most unaffordable in the world, so how is the Coalition going to fix it? | Australian budget 2021 | The Guardian (May '21)

Renters edge towards cliff as Australia halts evictions bans and welfare support | Housing | The Guardian (May '21)

Yes, interest rates are low. But that doesn’t mean Australian housing is getting more affordable | Housing | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Zoning isn’t to blame for Australia’s soaring house prices | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Housing affordability is a problem. Here's why super-for-housing isn’t a solution | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Monthly digest on housing affordability and homelessness: Feb/Mar 2021 | Pearls and Irritations (Apr '21)

Rental Affordability Snapshot | Anglicare (Mar '21)

Why won’t house prices go down? | 7am Podcast (Feb '21)

Australia's housing market is boosted by policies designed to ensure prices keep rising | Housing | The Guardian (Feb '21)

If you thought the pandemic would bring on an era of affordable housing in Australia - you were wrong | Housing | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Australia needs to reboot affordable housing funding, not scrap it | The Conversation (Feb '17)

Michael Pascoe: Federal government doesn’t care about the housing crisis | The New Daily (Apr '21)

The crisis we should have seen coming | 7am Podcast (Apr '21)

Homeless numbers set to rise again, but inquiry can be a turning point if we get smarter about housing people | The Conversation (Mar '21)

It's time for Australia to make housing a human right | The New Daily (Mar '21)

The coronavirus pandemic provides an opportunity to address homelessness | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Australian government's housing policy continues to ignore low income earners | Housing | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Australian housing system ‘broken’ with more than half of low-income renters facing rental stress | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan '21)

'It would make me feel like I belong': Mick Combo's lifelong quest for a home | ABC (Dec '20)

Fears for Melbourne's homeless forced out of Covid hotel accommodation | The Guardian (dec '20)

Decades of neglect: Victoria has built less than 10% of its public housing pledge as waiting list swells | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Top economists back boosts to JobSeeker and social housing over tax cuts in pre-budget poll | The Conversation Crawford School of Public Policy (ANU) - (Sep '20)

Australia's economic response to Covid ignores aged care, climate crisis and housing, report finds | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Is homelessness growing in NSW and are there 60,000 people waiting for social housing, sometimes for up to 10 years? | AAP Factcheck (Jun '19)

Social Services scraps funding for homeless and housing groups | SMH (Dec '14)

Ending homelessness for older women - Mercy Foundation (Apr '21)

Older women and homelessness | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

400,000 women over 45 are at risk of homelessness in Australia | The Conversation (Aug '20)

Older Women’s Risk of Homelessness: Background Paper | Australian Human Rights Commission (Apr '19)

Homelessness: Older women couch surfing, sleeping in cars due to unaffordable housing | ABC ABC (Aug '17)

Government urged to legislate housing as a human right | The New Daily (Mar '21)

More Australian social housing is the obvious answer to more than one question | The Guardian (Oct '20)

$1 billion per year (or less) could halve rental housing stress | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Home for Good: Social Housing for an Ageing Population | Per Capita (May '20)

Shh! Don’t mention the public housing shortage. But no serious action on homelessness can ignore it | The ConversationUniversity of Melbourne/Deakin University/RMIT (Oct '19)

NSW Government $9b asset-sales agenda laid bare in budget estimates hearing - ABC News (Aug '17)

'Frontline workers' among those to get priority in Albanese's housing program | The Conversation (May '21)

Build-to-rent surge will change apartment living for Australians, but for better or worse? | The Conversation (Mar '21)

'It’s a game-changer': Victoria commits $5.3bn to 12,000 social housing homes | The Guardian (Nov '20)

NSW launches $36 million program to get rough sleepers into homes | SMH (Jun '20)

The Australian public purse is already pumping big money into housing – just not where it’s needed | Hal Pawson | The Guardian (May '21)

Coronavirus lays bare 5 big housing system flaws to be fixed | The Conversation (May '20)

If Australia really wants to tackle mental health after coronavirus, we must take action on homelessness | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Homelessness and overcrowding expose us all to coronavirus. Here’s what we can do to stop the spread | The Conversation (Mar '20)

NSW launches $36 million program to get rough sleepers into homes | SMH (Jun '20)

The need to house everyone has never been clearer. Here’s a 2-step strategy to get it done | The Conversation (Apr '20)

As simple as finding a job? Getting people out of social housing is much more complex than that | The Conversation (Dec '19)

Coalition's homebuilder scheme attracts fewer than 250 applicants and 'no payments have been made' | The Guardian(Aug '20)

HomeBuilder might be the most-complex least-equitable construction jobs program ever devised | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Coronavirus recession risks homelessness on a 'scale unseen' before | SMH (Aug '20)

Why the focus of stimulus plans has to be construction that puts social housing first | The Conversation(Apr '20)

Money for social housing, not home buyers grants, is the key to construction stimulus | The Conversation(Jun '20)

 The housing boom propelled inequality, but a coronavirus housing bust will skyrocket it | The Conversation(Jun '20)

Homebuilder was a blunder - spend the money retrofitting social housing instead | The Guardian(Jun '20)

Scott Morrison’s HomeBuilder scheme is classic retail politics but lousy economics | The Conversation(Jun '20)

Living in Fairfield West caravan park, a home of last resort in Sydney - ABC News (Apr '21)

I've been homeless with my four kids for months - ABC Everyday (Mar '21)

Living in Fairfield West caravan park, a home of last resort in Sydney - ABC News (Apr '21)

'Uncertainty makes it worse': living in a car and fearing the end of the Covid supplement | Welfare | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Rough draught: Keeping up appearances during periods of homelessness | The Monthly (Dec '20)

Bob slept on trains. Now he has a home. The fix was simpler than you might think | SMH (Oct '20)

‘I didn’t want to be homeless with a baby’: young women share their stories of homelessness | The Conversation (Jul ’19)

Homeless in Britain: ‘I graduated with honours – and ended up on the streets’ | The Conversation (Jan '17)

Unused buildings will make good housing in the world of COVID-19 | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Our lives matter – Melbourne public housing residents talk about why COVID-19 hits them hard | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

‘Vertical cruise ships’? Here’s how we can remake housing towers to be safer and better places to live | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Public housing ‘renewal’ likely to drive shift to private renters, not owners, in Sydney | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Homelessness: can the Covid-19 crisis help end rough sleeping in Australia for good? | The Guardian (Jun ’20)

NSW launches $36 million program to get rough sleepers into homes | SMH (Jun '20)

Coronavirus lays bare 5 big housing system flaws to be fixed | The Conversation (may '20)

Home for Good: Social Housing for an Ageing Population | Per Capita (may '20)

The start of something new: a homeless family's respite at a boutique hotel amid the pandemic | The Guardian (may '20)

Build public housing for 30,000 to boost Australia's post-crisis economy, Acoss says | The Guardian (Apr '20)

The need to house everyone has never been clearer. Here’s a 2-step strategy to get it done | The Conversation (Apr '20)

Hotel Corona: How the pandemic could fix homelessness (ABC)

Forced by coronavirus to close its doors to the homeless, Wayside Chapel hits the streets | The Guardian (Apr '20)

Homelessness and overcrowding expose us all to coronavirus. Here’s what we can do to stop the spread | The Conversation (Mar ‘ 20)

Morrison must protect the most vulnerable Australians to combat the coronavirus crisis | SMH (Mar ‘ 20)

The many faces of social housing – home to 1 in 10 Australians | The Conversation (Mar ’20)

'Dying in poverty’: disability pensioners left out of boosted welfare payments fear for future | The Guardian (Mar ‘20)

We’re innovative when housing bushfire victims. Why not all the homeless? | The Conversation (Mar '20)

The lost kids | ABC (Mar '20)

As simple as finding a job? Getting people out of social housing is much more complex than that | The Conversation (Dec '19)

Shh! Don’t mention the public housing shortage. But no serious action on homelessness can ignore it | The Conversation (Oct '19)

Growing numbers of renters are trapped for years in homes they can’t afford | The Conversation (Oct '19)

Focus on managing social housing waiting lists is failing low-income households | The Conversation (Aug '19)

'Out in the cold': Council shuts down scheme to help homeless sleep in churches | The Age (Aug '19)

Homelessness and the house of lies | Per Capita (aug '19)

Is homelessness growing in NSW and are there 60,000 people waiting for social housing, sometimes for up to 10 years? | Associated Press … aap Factcheck (Jun '19)

Homelessness soars in our biggest cities, driven by rising inequality since 2001 | The Conversation (May '19)

As simple as finding a job? Getting people out of social housing is much more complex than that | The Guardian (Dec '19)

'National obscenity': Australia's story of housing boom and homelessness | The Guardian (May '19)

Is social housing essential infrastructure? How we think about it does matter | The Conversation (Feb '19)

Unconditional charity: Why it's okay to give money to homeless people | SBS (Aug '18)

Homelessness: The real housing crisis gripping Australia | SBS (Aug '18)

Can homelessness ever be solved? | SBS (jul '18)

What it's like to be homeless and have a mental illness | SBS (jul '18)

Unless prisoners have a good place to live after release, prison drug rehabilitation won’t work | The Conversation (Oct '17)

What do single, older women want? Their ‘own little space’ (and garden) to call home, for a start | The Conversation (Oct '17)

Class divide defies social mixing and keeps public housing stigma alive | The Conversation (Aug '17)

How to survive if you ever become homeless | SBS (Jun '17)

Family break-up raises homelessness risk, and critical period is longer for boys | SBS (Jun '17)

What housing issues should the budget tackle? This is what our experts say | The Conversation (Apr '17)

Homeless in Britain: ‘I graduated with honours – and ended up on the streets’ | The Guardian (Jan '17)

Why secure and affordable housing is an increasing worry for age pensioners | The Conversation (Dec '16)

The Thatcher years in statistics (Apr '13)

Housing Ministers' Advisory Committee Social Housing Initiative Review | KPMG (Sep '12)

We will save lives in regional Australia by treating drug use as a health issue, not a criminal one | The Guardian (Dec '20)

'A miracle if anyone got clean': Australia's drug users fight for treatment during pandemic | The Guardian (Sep '20)

It’s time to change the way we view addiction | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Addiction is a chronic health condition - why isn’t it treated like one? | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Isaac Reis died with a toxic combination of drugs in his system, but it was not an overdose or suicide - ABC News (May '21)

The media is overhyping early detection tests, and this may be harming the healthy | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Telehealth is here to stay as patients phone their GPs in droves | Macqaurie Uni (Jan '21)

7 lessons for Australia’s health system from the coronavirus upheaval | The Conversation (Jun '20)

More than 10,000 job losses, billions in lost revenue: coronavirus will hit Australia’s research capacity harder than the GFC | The Conversation (May '20)

'The genie is out of the bottle': telehealth points way for Australia post pandemic | The Conversation (May '20)

‘Deeply worrying’: 92% of Australians don’t know the difference between viral and bacterial infections | The Conversation (May '20)

Why are there so many drugs to kill bacteria, but so few to tackle viruses? | The Guardian (May '20)

RACP says withholding treatment for transgender youth ‘unethical’ and calls for national care plan | The Guardian (Mar '20)

The spread of super-specialisation is an alarming problem of modern medicine | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Australia’s private health insurance industry in a ‘death spiral’, report says | Private health insurance | The Guardian (May '21)

Saving private health 1: reining in hospital costs and specialist bills | Grattan Institute (Nov '19)

Saving private health 2: Making private health insurance viable | Grattan Institute (Dec '19)

A timely call to end massive public subsidies of the private health insurance industry | Croakey (Dec '16)

Is it time to ditch the private health insurance rebate? It's a question Labor can't ignore | The Guardian (Feb '19)

Private health insurers demand more subsidies | Macro Business (Jan '20)

The multi-billion-dollar subsidy for private health insurance isn’t worth it | The Conversation (Apr ’17)

Private health insurance ‘carrot and stick’ reforms have failed – here’s why | The Conversation Mar ’15)

A mega industry subsidy to private health insurance companies. | John Menadue (Nov ’13)

Are Private Health Subsidies Worth It? | New Matilda (Feb ’12)

PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE: HIGH in COST and LOW in EQUITY | Centre for Policy Development (Jan ’12)

Any amount of alcohol consumption harmful to the brain, finds study | Alcohol | The Guardian (May '21)

New findings link brain's immune system to psychosis | Medical Express (Apr '21)

Dendritic computers: When 1 + 1 = 3 | Medical Express (Apr '21)

Study links structural brain changes to behavioral problems in children who snore | Medical Express (Apr '21)

Brain waves - Brain–computer interfaces promise communication capabilities for those paralysed by neurological dysfunction | The Monthly (Feb '21)

How one family went from a devastating Sanfilippo diagnosis to advancing science | ABC News (Jul '20)

How neuro-knowledge can help us find happiness and improve mental health | ABC News (Jul '20)

Migraines strike women three times more than men, and we're finally starting to understand why | ABC News (Jun '20)

Your nose: the window to your brain | Newsroom (NZ) (may '20)

Memory loss and identity | ABC News (may '20)

Finding a cure for Fido’s brain cancer may help us find a cure for ourselves | Oncology News (Feb '20)

Brain temperature is difficult to measure. Here’s how a new infrared technique can help | The Conversation (Feb'20)

How smart were our ancestors? Turns out the answer isn’t in brain size, but blood flow | The Conversation (Jan '20)

Brain training shown to restore sharpness in older adults | SMH (Sep '19)

How injuries change our brain and how we can help it recover | The Conversation (Apr '18)

Why the modern world is bad for your brain | The Guardian (Jan '15)

Alcohol and the teenage brain | ABC News (Sep '10)

Exercise & Cancer … Exercise & Sports Science Australia (may '20)

A disease that breeds disease: why is type 2 diabetes linked to increased risk of cancer and dementia? | The Conversation (may '20)

Drug Compound Stops Natural Amino Acids From Entering Cancer Cells | Technology Networks (may '20)

The Oncology Podcast: Cancer and COVID-19 with Professor Eva Segelov | Oncology News

Immune cell which kills most cancers discovered by accident by British scientists in major breakthrough | Telegraph (UK) (Jan '20)

FDA approves Vitrakvi for solid tumors with NTRK gene fusion | Healio News … (Nov '18)

Researchers find new way to target deadly childhood cancer | Medical Express | Medical Express … (Apr '21)

Cure for deadly brain cancer may be on its way - ISRAEL21c … (Apr '21)

Finding a cure for Fido’s brain cancer may help us find a cure for ourselves | Oncology News (Feb '20)

Widow's plea after husband dies of brain cancer missed by Bowral Hospital | ABC News … (Dec '20)

'Devastated and sad' after 36 years of research — early detection of ovarian cancer doesn't save lives … (May '21)

Detecting Pancreatic Cancer at Treatable Stages | Technology Networks … (Sep '20)

Pancreatic cancer blocked by disrupting cellular pH balance | Oncology News (Apr '20)

Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research study finds honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells | ABC News … (Sep '20)

Mark Bittman’s warning: the true costs of our cheap food and the American diet | Food | The Guardian … (Apr '21)

Mediterranean diet increases gut bacteria linked to healthy ageing in older adults | The Conversation … (Nov '18)

Clear evidence for a link between pro-inflammatory diets and 27 chronic diseases. Here’s how you can eat better | The Conversation … (Sep '19)

Eating Disorders in Australia | National Eating Disorders Collaboration …

How Australians Die: cause #1 – heart diseases and stroke | The Conversation (Jun '16)

How Australians Die: cause #2 – cancers | The Conversation (Jun '16)

How Australians Die: cause #3 – dementia (Alzheimer’s) | The Conversation (Jun '16)

How Australians Die: cause #4 – chronic lower respiratory diseases | The Conversation (Jun '16)

How Australians Die: cause #5 – diabetes | The Conversation (Jun '16)

‘The worst it’s ever been’: Guardian readers tell us about Australia’s mental health system | Health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘People are walking around with really high levels of distress’: Australia’s regional mental health plight | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Reaching vulnerable people earlier the focus of national suicide prevention report | Health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘Just putting out fires’: how police remain the default frontline in mental health crisis | Australia news | The Guardian (May '21)

Prevention, not cure: ‘We can’t just approach mental health from the disease end’ | Health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

It’s rare to be able to tell the truth – here’s what’s wrong with the mental health system | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘Lives being wasted’: how Australia’s mental health system lets young people down | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘Like hunting for unicorns’: Australians on the search for adequate, affordable mental healthcare | Health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

The cruel lottery of access to mental health treatment in Australia infuriates me | Mental health | The Guardian (Mar '21)

We need to move on from self-care to something that cannot be captured by capitalism | The Guardian (Jan '20)

A question for the treasurer: how do you treat mental health without measuring well-being? (May '21)

No, this is not an episode of Yes Minister, it's the Morrison government's response to the mental health crisis | The Age (Dec '20)

Big picture: Robo-debt, politics and poverty | The Saturday Paper (Nov '20)

How the government makes your mental health worse | 7AM Podcast (Nov '20)

Why mental health is the legacy-defining fight Scott Morrison can't afford to lose | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Experts deride 'snake oil' mental health claims for $498m Australian War Memorial expansion | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Raise the Medicare levy to pay for mental health, says Victoria | The Age (Feb '20)

‘We’re experiencing a growing mental health crisis. We need more innovative solutions.’ | Pro Bono Australia (Aug '20)

Australians are yelling in grief and frustration – but will Scott Morrison act? | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Productivity Commission: Draft Report (Overview & Recommendations) | Dept of PM(Oct '19)

Getting serious about mental health - Prof. Ian Hickie | ABC (Jan '11)

Violent schizophrenic who moved to Australia as 18-month-old deported to NZ | Stuff.co.nz (May '21)

Papatoetoe police shooting: The '501' killed - four years from deportation to death and his final words to his son | NZ Herald (Feb '21)

'I was petrified': the New Zealanders deported from Australia despite decades working there | Australian immigration and asylum | The Guardian (Sep '19)

Blood test for depression: Researchers developing personalised medicines | The New Daily (Apr '21)

Australia can learn from a Belgian town where people with mental illness live with dignity in the community | Mental health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Prevention, not cure: ‘We can’t just approach mental health from the disease end’ | Health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Redesigning mental health care - Grattan Institute (Jan '21)

When depression wears a smile, even psychiatrists like me can be deceived | Mental health | The Guardian (Mar '21)

What are the characteristics of strong mental health? | The Conversation (May '20)

Wakefield — new ABC series looks at mental health and treatment from the inside out (May '21)

4 myths about mental illness Wakefield tackles - ABC Everyday (May '21)

OCD could be the world's most misunderstood mental illness. It's also one of the most treatable - ABC News (Mar '21)

Statistics - Beyond Blue …

Facts & figures about mental health | Black Dog (Mar '21)

How your postcode can influence whether you need help — and if you’ll get it. | ABC (Dec '20)

We’ve been tracking young people’s mental health since 2006. COVID has accelerated a worrying decline | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Middle-aged men make up the largest age-specific increase in suicides, but we can learn from history | ABC (Feb '20)

3 in 4 people with a mental illness develop symptoms before age 25. We need a stronger focus on prevention | The Conversation(Nov '19)

We should be funding stress leave and high-quality PTSD care for all victims of abuse | Australian politics | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Landmark mental health report calls for $4bn upgrade to care from ‘moment’ a person is struggling | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Daniel Andrews announces $870 million mental health system overhaul | ABC (Nov '20)

Mental Health Funding Priorities | Sydney Brain & Mind Institute (Sep '20)

Mental illness must not become a political football | Mental health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Myths around mental illness cause high rates of unemployment | The Conversation (Dec '19)

If Australia really wants to tackle mental health after coronavirus, we must take action on homelessness | The Conversation (Jun '20)

What it's like to be homeless and have a mental illness | SBS (jul '18)

How to survive if you ever become homeless | SBS (Jun '17)

Reaching vulnerable people earlier the focus of national suicide prevention report | Health | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Jacinda Barclay was our 'rockstar' but she deserved so much more | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Suicide figures are the tip of the iceberg: new research | Beyond Blue(Jul '20)

Rural mental health service inundated by women hoping 'farm speak' will save men | ABC (Jul ’20)

The ‘silent’ statistics | ABC (Jul ’20)

Suicide figures are the tip of the iceberg: new research | Beyond Blue (Jul ’20)

Is isolation a feeling? | The Conversation (May ‘20)

Middle-aged men make up the largest age-specific increase in suicides, but we can learn from history | ABC (Feb '20)

World Health Organisation Report (Sep '19) | WHO

Scott Morrison's suicide prevention adviser says mental health system may increase risk of self-harm | The Guardian (Aug '19)

Why I won't tell someone who's suicidal to 'just ask for help' | ABC (Aug '19)

After a six-year-old attempted suicide, I thought it wouldn’t happen again. I was wrong | The Guardian (Jul '19)

'Unspeakable': how can Australia stop the Indigenous suicide epidemic? | The Guardian (May '19)

Can we talk... about mental illness and suicide | National Mental Health Commission (Aug '12)

An Aboriginal-led approach saved communities from Covid. Now it's time to tackle mental health | The Guardian (Nov '20)

We’ve been tracking young people’s mental health since 2006. COVID has accelerated a worrying decline | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Melbourne’s second lockdown will take a toll on mental health. We need to look out for the vulnerable | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Our suicide research is clear: Australia needs more urgent action to address the Covid-19 fallout | The Guardian (May '20)

Stress, isolation, suicide: Australia's new mental health officer on the challenges of Covid-19 | The Guardian (May ‘20)

Predicting the pandemic’s psychological toll: why suicide modelling is so difficult | The Conversation (May ’20)

Coronavirus pandemic plan for mental health too small, suicides likely to increase, expert says | ABC (May '20)

Are you worried someone you care about is thinking of suicide? Here’s how you can support them from afar | The Conversation (Apr '20)

Reconnecting after coronavirus – 4 key ways cities can counter anxiety and loneliness | The Conversation (Apr '20)

How will we tackle the pandemic of loneliness after Covid? | The Guardian (Oct '20)

How loneliness helped me find my place in the world | ABC (Mar '20)

Coronavirus: How loneliness is impacting society during lockdown | Newshub (NZ) (Apr '20)

Loneliness is a health issue, and needs targeted solutions | The Conversation (May '18)

‘I really have thought this can’t go on’: loneliness looms for rising numbers of older private renters | The Conversation (Jun '19)

Mental health website for people with intellectual disability created with help of those with lived experience | ABC (Aug '20)

When and how to talk about your mental health in a new relationship | ABC (Jun ’20)

Neglected to death: David Harris’ life reveals the awful burden of mental illness | Crikey (May ’20)

My family's history reveals the terrible toll a pandemic takes on mental health | The Guardian (May ’20)

Woman who suffered miscarriage in coronavirus quarantine was forced to return to hotel | ABC (May ’20)

How loneliness helped me find my place in the world | ABC (Mar '20)

My life with autistic twins: 'Your family is cracking, but through the cracks comes light' | The Guardian (Jan '20)

MRI scans causing anxiety, claustrophobia | ABC (Dec '19)

The Power of Self Belief and Self Care; and the Scourge of Anxiety | Katrina Lim (Aug '19)

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Floods can worsen inequality. Here are 4 ways we can ensure people with disabilities aren't left behind | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Things not to say to a person living with chronic pain - ABC Everyday (May '21)

'The last date I went on was 3.5 years ago': Why dating with a disability can be so difficult - ABC News (May '21)

Navigating NDIS an exhausting and disempowering process, people with disabilities say - ABC News (May '21)

Talking about endometriosis and other chronic health issues at work - ABC Everyday (May '21)

'Lived experience': finally, a disability reporter who has a disability | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Why we need more people with disability appearing in the media and the ABC's IDPwD initiatives to be more inclusive | ABC (Dec '20)

Disability Royal Commission to examine pathways and barriers to people with disability finding employment | Royal Commission (Nov '20)

Why we must tackle the hidden reality for Australians living with disability | Canberra Times (Nov '20)

Disabled car parks 'discriminatory to able-bodied people', man in wheelchair told - ABC News (Apr '21)

Over 1,000 Australians with cognitive disability are detained indefinitely each year. This shameful practice needs to stop | The Conversation (Feb '21)

We need beach access for everyone, and that includes people with a disability | The Conversation (Feb '21)

Why we must tackle the hidden reality for Australians living with disability | Canberra Times (Nov '20)

Mums with an intellectual disability already risk family violence and losing their kids. Coronavirus could make things worse | The Conversation(Apr '20)

Vulnerable children and carers suffer as coronavirus pandemic makes accessing support tougher | ABC (Apr '20)

Joint Statement: Increase Disability Support Pension Now To Deal With Coronavirus | People with Disability Australia (Mar '20)

'Dying in poverty’: disability pensioners left out of boosted welfare payments fear for future | The Guardian (Mar '20)

CapTel text-captioned telephones will not work as of February in blow for Australia's deaf community | ABC (Jan '20)

Disabled young people living on poverty-level benefits rises 300% in Australia | Welfare | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Nearly 14,000 Australians with disability made to live on $40 a day for 18 months before receiving pension | Welfare | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Government underreported sick and disabled people on Newstart by 80,000 | Welfare | The Guardian (Oct '19)

Record number of sick or disabled Newstart recipients as Coalition seeks savings | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '19)

The open Australian beach is a myth: not everyone can access these spaces equally | The Conversation (Jan '21)

Living with a disability through the pandemic | 7am Podcast (Feb '21)

COVID has brought Auslan into the spotlight, but it would be wrong to treat the language as a hobby or fad | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Why Deaf interpreters are a crucial tool during the pandemic | The Guardian (Jan '21)

The experiences of people with disabilities show we need a new understanding of urban safety | The Conversation (Feb '20)

'I'm worried I won't be able to walk': Melburnians with disabilities fear aftermath of long lockdown | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Australians with disabilities missing out on essential services as Covid-19 crisis escalates | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Mums with an intellectual disability already risk family violence and losing their kids. Coronavirus could make things worse | The Conversation (Apr '20)

‘There have always been barriers for us’: how Covid-19 has further isolated deaf Australians | The Guardian (May '20)

A psychiatrist diagnosed me as autistic with ADHD. Now, finally, I can thrive | The Guardian (Dec '20)

We examined the research evidence on 111 autism early intervention approaches. Here’s what we found | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Man with autism refused service at Brass Monkey Hotel because barman thought he was drunk | ABC (Nov '20)

Expecting autistic people to ‘fit in’ is cruel and unproductive; value us for our strengths | The Conversation (Oct '18)

Autism to ADHD: thinking differently about recruitment | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Autistic Australians are being locked out of the workforce | The Guardian (Mar '19)

Autism review concerns NDIS users | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Helping kids accept their peers who have disabilities | ABC (Jul ’20)

Children’s access to disability funding depending on where they live dubbed ‘developmental apartheid’ | ABC (May ’20)

Vow to end ‘ugly lottery’ with $1.6b school disability reform | The Age (Feb '21)

Victoria is boosting disability support in schools by A$1.6 billion. Here are 4 ways to make the most of it | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Boy in wheelchair unsupervised before fatal fall, workplace regulator alleges | The Age (Oct '20)

Students with disabilities need inclusive buildings. We can learn from what’s already working | The Conversation (Dec '19)

Refused enrolment: Report shows illegal practices against students with disabilities in Australian schools | The Conversation (Oct '19)

‘Mum, I want to go home’: parents say health system is failing disabled children | The Guardian (Feb ’20)

Only one fifth of school students with disability had enough support during the remote learning period | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Parents of children with disabilities are struggling to teach their children during COVID-19 | ABC (May ’20)

‘No one to call out to’: Sydney disability group home resident allegedly punched and kicked | Disability royal commission | The Guardian (May '21) …

‘Urgent’ extension to disability inquiry 'ignored' by Morrison and Porter for four months | Disability royal commission | The Guardian (Mar '21) …

How Samantha Connor got a royal commission into disability deaths | Crikey (Apr '20) …

Disability royal commission finds Federal Government responsible for 'serious failures' during COVID-19 | ABC (Dec '20) …

People with disabilities suffer 'often shocking' violence, abuse and neglect – report | Disability royal commission | The Guardian (Oct '20) …

Australian children with disabilities excluded from online learning during pandemic, inquiry told | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Covid-19 terrifies Australians with disabilities, who feel they are 'expendable' | The Guardian (Aug ’20)

Australian law allows disabled people to be 'chemically castrated', inquiry hears | The Guardian (Dec ’19)

Being Aboriginal with a disability a 'double whammy', royal commission told | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Disability royal commission hears Winmartie's experience with the criminal justice system - ABC News (Feb '21) …

Disability royal commission hears evidence from Indigenous woman locked away for 20 years - ABC News (Feb '21) …

'Inhumane': woman held in isolation for seven years, disability royal commission hears | Disability royal commission | The Guardian (Feb '21) …

People with disabilities suffer 'often shocking' violence, abuse and neglect – report | The Guardian (Oct '20) …

Disability inquiry begins with harrowing stories, but advocates fear it isn’t equipped to succeed | The Guardian (Nov '19) …

Disability royal commission: girl with Asperger's hid in garbage bin to avoid bullying | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Some 130 people died of a terminal illness before Centrelink granted disability support pension | Centrelink | The Guardian (May '21)

Record number of sick or disabled Newstart recipients as Coalition seeks savings | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '19)

I love the NDIS but fear it is now an ideological plaything for politicians | Lisa Bryant | The Guardian (May '21)

Why is the Coalition changing the NDIS? | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Thanks to the NDIS, blindnesss hasn’t stopped me from enjoying the Australian bush | Walking | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘Guinea pigs’: Govt readies to launch NDIS app | Innovation Australia (Mar '21)

Leaked NDIS plan sparks anger among disability groups | Pro Bono Australia (Mar '21)

Navigating NDIS an exhausting and disempowering process, people with disabilities say - ABC News (May '21)

David Harris was left to die alone after his NDIS payments were cut off | SMH (May '20)

National disability insurance scheme confusing and causing some to miss out on support, review finds | The Guardian (Jan '20)

Advocates slam government’s claims of an NDIS cost blowout | PBA (May '21)

'Inevitable': NDIS cost-cutting measures on horizon, advocates say | The Armidale Express | Armidale, NSW (May '21)

‘Costs are going up’: Linda Reynolds warns of hard discussions on NDIS funding | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (May '21)

Disability discrimination commissioner says his NDIS independent assessment ‘unsatisfactory’ | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (May '21)

Push for NDIS to explain 'cookie-cutter' algorithm - InnovationAus (May '21)

Here's why the planned NDIS reforms discriminate against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people | The Conversation (May '21)

Govt still committed to NDIS ‘robo-planning’ - InnovationAus (May '21)

‘Robo-planning’ will ‘blow-up’ NDIS: key architect - InnovationAus (Apr '21)

‘Flawed, unethical and dangerous’: new NDIS assessments risk traumatising the vulnerable | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Backlash grows over 'independent assessments' plan for disability scheme | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Disability organisations rally against proposal to introduce independent assessments - ABC News (Mar '21)

NDIS architect Bruce Bonyhady urges rethink of independent assessments - ABC News (Mar '21)

As the NDIS moves to independent assessments, these companies stand to profit from the change - ABC News (Mar '21)

'Not the NDIS we fought for': disability advocates fear new assessments driven by cost cutting | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Coalition plan on NDIS assessments has echoes of 'aged care debacle', Liberal MP says | The Guardian (Dec '20)

CEO Open Letter – VALID stands against independent assessments | Valid (Nov '20)

Short-statured community seeks better NDIS support to live independently - ABC News (Jan '20)

Girl who uses wheelchair deemed to have no mobility concerns by NDIS independent assessment | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (May '21)

McKinsey and the NDIA | The Saturday Paper (May '21)

Head of NDIS grilled on ‘insulting’ disability assessment questions, including about sex | The Guardian (May '21)

NDIA hired research company to sell controversial changes to staff and public, leaks reveal | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘Robo-planning’ of NDIS assessments would save government $700m | The Guardian (Apr '21)

The restructuring of the NDIS | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

Linda Reynolds set to fall over 'glass cliff' for man-made NDIS shitstorm | Crikey (Apr '21)

Documents leaked from secretive NDIS taskforce | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

The new 'God power' that will upend the NDIS | 7am Podcast (Apr '21)

Robo-debt public servants now shaping the NDIS | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

WhatsApp leak: ministers shut out of  NDIS redraft | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

Stuart Robert on ‘crusade’, says woman who hired sex worker on NDIS | The Guardian (Mar '21)

NDIS changes would kick Australians off $22 billion Morrison government scheme | SMH (Mar '21)

Stuart Robert condemned for plan to deny people with disability access to sex worker services | The Guardian (Jan '21)

'Just not OK': Only 6 per cent of NDIS trial participants completed survey (Dec '20)

The seven-year plot to undermine the NDIS | The Saturday Paper (Dec '20)

Government called in private law firms to fight a third of NDIS cases, figures show | The Guardian (Nov '20)

‘People are bursting into tears’: inside the troubled NDIS watchdog | Crikey (May '20)

Overwhelmed disability watchdog routinely dismisses abuse and neglect | Crikey (May '20)

Kiwi left paralysed in freak accident faces deportation from Australia, ripping his family apart | NZ Herald(May '20)

State ministers accuse federal government of prioritising budget surplus over NDIS | SMH(Feb '20)

NDIS minister claims no one has died waiting for the scheme, despite agency revealing 1,279 deaths | The Guardian (Jan '20)

'I am a woman who wants': on disability and desire | Sex | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Only one fifth of school students with disability had enough support during the remote learning period | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Disability in the Bush app aims to make NDIS more accessible in remote communities | ABC (Jun '20)

‘These children are in limbo’: the New Zealanders locked out of Australia’s NDIS | The Guardian (Feb ’20)

It’s hard for people with severe mental illness to get in the NDIS – and the problems don’t stop there | The Conversation (Jan '20)

The land the NDIS forgot: the remote Indigenous communities losing the postcode lottery | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Women, rural and disadvantaged Australians may be missing out on care in the NDIS | The Conversation (Jul '19)

The NDIS is delivering ‘reasonable and necessary’ supports for some, but others are missing out | The Conversation (Oct '18)

Young people with disabilities still living in aged care | The Saturday Paper (Jul '20)

$10.6m in budget to get young people out of aged care | Aust. Aging Agenda (Oct '20)

=‘Intimidated and frightened’: alleged racial segregation and violence at disability home | National disability insurance scheme | The Guardian (May '21)

Welfare advocates concerned 'perfect storm' brewing in Tasmania as rental demand outstrips supply | ABC News (Mar '21)

End of national rental scheme to compound Tasmania's housing crisis as unaffordability sweeps the state - ABC News (Mar '21)

At home, marks from my father's wheelchair were everywhere. We must improve accessible housing | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Intellectually disabled man wins landmark case against eviction in Hobart | Housing | The Guardian (Jun '19)

It’s hard for people with severe mental illness to get in the NDIS – and the problems don’t stop there | The Conversation (Jan '20)

Gender equality in Australia deteriorates again, rapidly, yet the rage for change remains undaunted - Michael West (Apr '21)

Australia has fallen way behind on the Global Gender Gap ranking | Womens Agenda (Apr '21)

Jobkeeper has failed, and it’s hitting women and young people the hardest | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Coronavirus supplement rollback could be 'devastating' for women in wake of pandemic | ABC (May '20)

Federal Budget 2015: 10 ways Australian women have been let down by the budget | Daily Life (May '15)

Most countries failing women and girls with Covid response, UN finds | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Low-paid, young women: the grim truth about who this recession is hitting hardest | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

‘I didn’t want to be homeless with a baby’: young women share their stories of homelessness | The Conversation (Jul ’19)

Older women and homelessness | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

The outlook for older women in Australia is dire – but no one seems to care | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Discarded: the Australian women over 50 left to languish in poverty | The Guardian (Oct '20)

400,000 women over 45 are at risk of homelessness in Australia | The Conversation (Aug '20)

What do single, older women want? Their ‘own little space’ (and garden) to call home, for a start | The Conversation (Oct '17)

Christine Holgate was an outstanding CEO and should still be running Australia Post, top Liberal says | SMH (May '21)

Christine Holgate was targeting the Australia Post chairman, Scott Morrison and the patriarchy | Australian politics | The Guardian (Apr '21)

News Corp Australia papers labelled 'sexist' and 'toxic' by former staff photographer at media inquiry | Australian media | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Gender bias in medicine and medical research is still putting women's health at risk | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Women were hit hardest by coronavirus job losses and now they're 'left out' of the budget | SBS (Oct '20)

Australian women twice as likely as men to be 'discouraged workers' after Covid-19 job loss | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Workplace bullying and why the 'rough and tumble' of a job is no excuse | ABC (Sep’18)

My teenage daughter died in Canada while I was in prison in Sydney | The Guardian (Nov ’20)

I had a comfortable middle-class life – then I was jailed for fraud | The Guardian (Nov ’20)

The grief of losing my son and husband drove me to drug addiction | The Guardian (Nov ’20)

At 19 I did something stupid for love – and paid the price | The Guardian (Nov ’20)

'I fell asleep at the wheel': my life changed the day my partner died | The Guardian (Nov ’20)

'A mass imprisonment crisis': why more women are doing time | The Guardian (Nov ’20)

'It’s harder for them than it is for me': when a mother does time, her children do too | The Guardian (Apr ’20)

From Abbott to Zumbo: A short history of the Coalition’s ‘women problem’ | The Monthly (May ’21)

Crocodile tears no mask for Coalition's economic war on women - Michael West (Mar ’21)

For years Liberal leaders have wheeled out female MPs like me to defend disgusting behaviour. Enough! | Liberal party | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Rage and despair: how the culture of parliament follows women after they leave | Australia news | The Guardian (Mar '21)

That women are the losers in *this* history-making big-spending budget is shameful | Womens Agenda (Oct '20)

It’s a man’s (pandemic) world: how policies compound the pain for women in the age of COVID-19 | The Conversation (Sep '20)

Australia’s Tax Concession System Stacked Against Women | Australia Institute (Apr ’21)

Wrecking super, not helping women, is this government's goal | New Daily (Mar '21)

‘Gender ignorant’ treasurers leave Australia lagging behind in women’s equality, equity advocate says | Gender | The Guardian (Jan '21)

The Coalition dishes out jobs for the boys while women carry coronavirus' economic burden | The Guardian (Jul '20)

A new power has risen in Australian politics — and it's not coming quietly | ABC News (Mar ’21)

There’s a big problem with the Murdoch media no one is talking about — how it treats women leaders | The Conversation (Nov ’20)

Why do female leaders seem to be more successful at managing the coronavirus crisis? | The Guardian (Apr ’20)

The secret weapon in the fight against coronavirus: women | The Guardian (Apr '20)

Did a tragic family secret influence Kate Sheppard’s mission to give New Zealand women the vote? | The Conversation (Jul '20)

From hidden women to influencers and individuals – putting mothers in the frame | The Conversation (may '20)

The secret weapon in the fight against coronavirus: women | The Guardian (Apr '20)

In New Zealand, we are starting to value women’s work fairly. It’s time for the world to follow | The Guardian (Mar ’20)

These women traveled 4 hrs with 5 trucks of supplies to cook food for 150 tired Australian firefighters (Jan '20)

How two women from a conservative Queensland town made the deportation of a local Tamil family national news | SBS (Feb ’20)

Leaked Liberal report shows concerns about women and culture in the party were raised as early as 2015 - ABC News (Apr ’21)

Women are scared to enter politics because of their past. I was one of them | Australian politics | The Guardian (Apr ’21)

Parliament House rape allegation: gallery A-team captures mood of nation | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Ignored and given scraps: Office for Women demeaned by Coalition | Crikey (Feb ’21)

To fix the culture in Canberra, we need to take a sledgehammer to male privilege | The Conversation (Feb ’21)

New Zealand’s Prime Minister May Be the Most Effective Leader on the Planet (May ’20)

The Secret to Germany’s COVID-19 Success: Angela Merkel Is a Scientist | The Atlantic (Apr '20)

Andrew Laming gets a year's notice. Shouldn't he be sacked on the spot? | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Morrison forces 'women's issues' into silos to let someone else fix | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison's efforts to engage with women are more 'me' than mea culpa | Australia news | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Parliament House is the biggest boys' club in the country. It’s up to Scott Morrison to change that | Scott Morrison | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Grattan on Friday: Scott Morrison finds strong women can be tough players | The Conversation (Apr ’21)

Good fortune and marketing briefs can't save Morrison from his recent fumblings - Pearls and Irritations (Apr ’21)

Prime Minister Scott Morrison: a "tin ear" or a contempt for women? - Michael West (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison sets up his own women’s network but the result is typical Morrison | ABC News (Mar ’21)

Cabinet reshuffle reveals dearth of talent in Scott Morrison's government | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Man vs women: Scott Morrison is making an enemy of women | The Monthly (Mar ’21)

No, Scott Morrison, you’re not “desperately trying” to help women | Womens Agenda (Mar ’21)

View from The Hill: Morrison should appoint stand-alone minister for women and boot Andrew Laming to crossbench | The Conversation (Mar ’21)

In a single press conference, Scott Morrison showed us exactly what it's like to be a woman in politics. | Mama Mia (Nov ’20)

Scott Morrison Interrupts Anne Ruston As She Answers Question On Misogyny | Huffington Post …Huffington Post (Nov ’20)

Scott Morrison wants women to rise but not solely at expense of others | International Women's Day | The Guardian (Mar ’19)

From Christine Holgate to COVID vaccine fails, Morrison can't afford any more problems - ABC News (Apr ’21)

Morrison 'regrets' hurt to ousted Aus Post boss – but won't apologise | The New Daily (Apr ’21)

View from The Hill: Christine Holgate presents a compelling story of Morrison's bullying | The Conversation (Apr ’21)

Scott Morrison embroiled in row with News Corp after being accused of 'weaponising' complaint claim minutes after fighting back tears - ABC News (Mar ’21)

Inside the prime minister’s most glass-jawed office | MSN (Feb ’21)

PM's bullying of Christine Holgate shows his true colours | The New Daily (Apr ’21)

Chief Scientist on ‘glacial’ STEM diversity progress - InnovationAus (May ’21)

The Woman Who Discovered the Cause of Global Warming Was Long Overlooked. Her Story Is a Reminder to Champion All Women Leading on Climate | Time Magazine (Jul ’19)

The woman who loves garbage: Veena Sahajwalla on making the best of waste | The Guardian (Jan’16)

Closing the loophole in Australia’s sex discrimination laws - 7am Podcast (Apr '21)

Updating the Sex Discrimination Act | The Saturday Paper (Apr '21)

Cross bench MPs introduce amendments to the Sex Discrimination Act - ABC NewsRadio - ABC Radio (Mar '21)

Zali Steggall MP to introduce Bill that amends Sex Discrimination Bill - Zali Steggall (Mar '21)

The Sex Discrimination Act: why legislating for equality is not the end of civilisation | Australian politics | The Guardian (Aug '16)

Yes, politicians need to change the way they treat women. But so, too, do some in the media | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Weekend Read: Bri Lee on consent and sex education - 7am Podcast (May '21)

Stan Grant calls out Australia for double standards on Q+A during discussion on sexual assault and the government | ABC News (Mar '21)

Disabled young women face double the risk of sexual violence | Australia news | The Guardian (Mar '21)

No, prime minister, sexual assault allegations are not only a matter for the police | Law (Australia) | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Memory is not straightforward but Crikey is wrong on many counts... | Crikey (Mar '21)

'This is the moment to get really pissed off': Australian women demand change to heal wounds | Opinion | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Sexual violence helplines strained as survivors reach out for support | Crikey | Crikey (Mar '21)

Press gallery A-team captures the mood of the nation — and they’re all women | Crikey (Mar '21)

How to lose her voice: On testimonial injustice and the ways women are silenced | The Monthly (May '21)

His and hers - The accuser and the accused face vastly different treatment | The Monthly | The Monthly (Mar '21)

Australian consent education campaign lambasted for ‘bizarre’ milkshake video and misinformation | Australian education | The Guardian (Apr '21)

AFR hit job on Samantha Maiden backfires spectacularly | Australian media | The Guardian (Apr '21)

PM caught in crusade of women journos | AFR (Mar '21)

'Did you resist?' Despite reforms, alleged rape victims still face torment in Australian courts | Law (Australia) | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Why was an Australian barrister's crude conduct towards a female clerk deemed merely 'unsatisfactory'? | Law (Australia) | The Guardian (Mar '21)

ADF chief criticised for advising cadets not to go out alone while ‘attractive’ | Australian military | The Guardian (Mar '21)

We should be funding stress leave and high-quality PTSD care for all victims of abuse | Australian politics | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Bad times call for bold measures: 3 ways to fix the appalling treatment of women in our national parliament | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Women are (rightly) angry. Now they need a plan | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Sham inquiries: Why are we even waiting on the Gaetjens report? | The Monthly (May '21)

100 days of deception: The government’s Higgins cover-up continues | The Monthly (May '21)

The holes in their story | The Monthly (Mar '21)

View from The Hill: Scott Morrison becomes tangled in his own spider web | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Embroiled in a political crisis, Scott Morrison is looking tricky, unable to be straight with the public | Scott Morrison | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Claims of 'cover up' as PM's office pauses review into Brittany Higgins | The New Daily (Mar '21)

A cover up of a cover up | The Monthly (Mar '21)

My sons ask if a man has ever hurt me. Not really, I lie | Life and style | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Baby Boomers couldn’t always speak about rape – and they don’t have to | The New Daily (Mar '21)

I was raped as a teenager. Here is why I didn’t consider going to the police | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Consent laws aren't the reason for low sexual assault conviction rates — it's how society views rape itself | The Conversation (Mar '21)

'Cultural misogyny' and why men's aggression to women is so often expressed through sex | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Teaching consent to children: 'The joke is where it starts and rape is where it ends' | Sexual health | The Guardian (Mar '21)

The abuse culture comes from entitled boys from almost all the most expensive and privileged private schools - the germ of Australia’s ruling class. | Pearls and Irritations | John Menadue (Mar '21)

Grace Tame says Scott Morrison told her ‘I bet it felt good to get that out’ after powerful speech | Australian politics | The Guardian (May ’21)

Grace Tame expresses incredulity at PM's choice of Amanda Stoker as assistant minister for women | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Australian of the Year Grace Tame’s message to Prime Minister Scott Morrison | News (Mar ’21)

Grace Tame Press Club address targets Scott Morrison's 'as a father' response to rape allegation - ABC News (Mar ’21)

Dutton's office knew of Brittany Higgins allegations in 2019, AFP says (May ’21)

Brittany Higgins tells Scott Morrison to ‘show leadership’ to change parliament’s predatory culture | Scott Morrison | The Guardian (May ’21)

Higgins police inquiry may extend to parliamentary ‘cover-up’ | The Saturday Paper (Mar ’21)

Brittany Higgins: the trail of lies leads straight to the PM's door | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Brittany Higgins makes formal complaint to PM over 'backgrounding' | The New Daily (Mar '21)

Claims of 'cover up' as PM's office pauses review into Brittany Higgins | The New Daily (Mar '21)

Brittany Higgins' shocking story must be a turning point. Women in politics have had enough | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Brittany Higgins allegations: Scott Morrison’s knowledge of events under contention | SMH (Feb '21)

ABC to argue Christian Porter ‘reasonably suspected’ of raping teen in 1988 in defamation defence | Christian Porter | The Guardian (May ’21)

NSW Deputy Police chief denied investigators' request to travel to interview Christian Porter's accuser in SA - ABC News (Apr ’21)

'Hopelessly conflicted' Porter has not consulted on harassment report | The New Daily (Mar ’21)

Porter has always enjoyed having his cake and eating it too. Why would he stop now? | Crikey (Mar ’21)

AFP didn't pass on documents detailing allegation against Christian Porter to NSW police | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Friend of Christian Porter's accuser says he has 'clear recollections' of 'relevant discussions' with Porter | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Former solicitor-general says PM should seek legal advice on Christian Porter rape allegation - ABC News (Mar ’21)

Sexual assault counsellor says Christian Porter's accuser told her of alleged rape eight years ago | ABC News (Mar '21)

Morrison blasted for treating rape allegations as ‘media and political issue’ | Christian Porter | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Christian Porter: men should stop talking about things they know little about | Crikey (Mar '21)

Christian Porter allegations: independent inquiry no threat to rule of law, legal experts say | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Cabinet minister rape allegation: read the woman's recollection of abuse | Crikey (Mar '21)

Has Christian Porter been subjected to a 'trial by media'? No, the media did its job of being a watchdog | The Conversation (Dec '20)

A reported rape of a staffer was not enough for Morrison to 'get it' – now women are tired of waiting | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Jane Gilmore: PM’s inaction on men’s violence inflicts even more damage | New Daily (Mar ’21)

The March 4 Justice organisers hit back at suggestion PM would be unsafe | New Daily (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison doesn't have a plan for dealing with sexual harassment, and women are fed up - ABC News (Mar ’21)

Voices raised in anger are echoing throughout the land but it seems Morrison still can’t hear | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison's rule of law - Pearls and Irritations (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison declares Christian Porter 'innocent' and says he will remain in role | Christian Porter | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Former solicitor-general says PM should seek legal advice on Christian Porter rape allegation - ABC News (Mar '21)

Morrison shows us again how much he despises women - The Australian Independent Media Network (Mar '21)

Scott Morrison rejects calls for independent inquiry into rape allegation against Christian Porter | The Guardian (Mar '21)

‘I was a staffer, and so was my perpetrator’ | 7am Podcast (Feb ’21)

Whether Morrison knew or not, he is an abject moral failure and should resign | Independent Australia (Feb ’21)

Marching for justice and Morrison’s rule of law : New Politics (Mar ’21)

Broken record: Why should we assume Morrison’s good faith, given his track record? | The Monthly (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison continues to deceive and distract on sexual assault claims | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Spare me your tears | The Australian Independent Media Network (Mar ’21)

Concerns about Craig Kelly aide taken to highest level of Liberal party several times | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison is all hollow words and crocodile tears | The New Daily (Mar ’21)

Dhanya Mani reached out to the Prime Minister's office for help over an alleged indecent assault. She says she did not get it - ABC News (Feb ’21)

Scott Morrison’s warm welcome to Andrew Laming is a rebuke to Australia’s women | Sarah Martin | The Guardian (May ’21)

Andrew Laming: why empathy training is unlikely to work | The Conversation (Mar ’21)

Scott Morrison, true to form, stuffs up response to Andrew Laming scandal | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Andrew Laming gets a year's notice. Shouldn't he be sacked on the spot? | Crikey (Mar ’21)

Troll MP Andrew Laming's victim ‘disgusted’ with PM's response | The New Daily (Mar ’21)

Andrew Laming ordered into empathy training by Scott Morrison after downplaying apology | Liberal party | The Guardian (Mar ’21)

Amanda Stoker: new assistant minister for women has a shocking record | Crikey (Mar '21)

It's not just blokes: some members of the sisterhood aren't coping either | Crikey (Mar '21)

The Low and Middle Income Tax Offset has been extended yet again. It delivers help neither when nor where it's needed (May '21)

Australia’s recession is ending, but for the poorest, financial hardship will increase | Centrelink | The Guardian (Apr '21)

You can't talk about disaster risk reduction without talking about inequality | The Conversation (Feb '21)

Net-zero carbon emissions won’t be sustainable if social inequalities aren’t addressed | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Deaths of two food delivery riders in Sydney throws spotlight on gig workers' conditions | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Australia has sleepwalked into a society where profit trumps quality care | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Conservatives once championed the sacredness of every human life – until Covid | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Our lives matter – Melbourne public housing residents talk about why COVID-19 hits them hard | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Melbourne tower lockdowns unfairly target already vulnerable public housing residents | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Coronavirus highlights the painful political truth about health inequality. Is social democracy the answer? | The Conversation (Apr ’20)

Is hard work enough to lift anyone out of poverty? This question divides the nation | ABC (Nov '19)

Inequality in the OECD is at a record high – and society is suffering as a result | The Conversation (Aug '19)

There are many good ideas to tackle inequality – it’s time we acted on them | The Conversation (Nov '18)

There are lots of poverty lines, and JobSeeker isn't above any of them | The Conversation (Mar '21)

New evidence suggests we may need to rethink policies aimed at poverty | The Conversation (Feb '18)

The Australians stuck below the poverty line | University of Melbourne (Feb '18)

Morrison's meagre jobseeker rise is a political fix that only tightens the screws on the unemployed | Scott Morrison | The Guardian (Feb '21)

The economy can't guarantee a job. It can guarantee a liveable income for other work | The Conversation (Jan '21)

Michael Pascoe: Easy money driving housing boom, with more to come | The New Daily (Mar '21)

Inequality and the housing bubble | The Saturday Paper (Feb '21)

Older and poorer: Retirement Income Review can’t ignore the changing role of home | The Conversation (Feb '20)

Fall in ageing Australians’ home-ownership rates looms as seismic shock for housing policy | The Conversation (Aug '19)

More people are retiring with high mortgage debts. The implications are huge | The Conversation (Jun '19)

Life as an older renter, and what it tells us about the urgent need for tenancy reform | The Conversation (Sep '18)

Why secure and affordable housing is an increasing worry for age pensioners | The Conversation (Dec '16)

Home ownership as a (crumbling) fourth pillar of social insurance in Australia | Journal of Housing and the Built Environment (Feb '10)

Renters skipping meals and paying bills late to afford rent during coronavirus pandemic, study finds - ABC News (Feb '21)

Vintage year for the wealthy: COVID-19 widens gap between rich and poor | Michael West Media (Dec '20)

Australian food banks report huge surge in demand during Covid pandemic | The Guardian (Oct '20)

'We should not pretend everybody is suffering equally': Covid hits Australia's poor the hardest | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Why coronavirus will deepen the inequality of our suburbs | The Conversation (Aug ’20)

Workplace transmissions: a predictable result of the class divide in worker rights | The Conversation (Aug '20)

Covid-19 has revealed a pre-existing pandemic of poverty that benefits the rich | The Guardian (Jul '20)

As coronavirus widens the renter-owner divide, housing policies will have to change | The Conversation (Apr ’20)

Morrison must protect the most vulnerable Australians to combat the coronavirus crisis | SMH (Mar ‘ 20)

The outlook for older women in Australia is dire – but no one seems to care | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Low-paid, young women: the grim truth about who this recession is hitting hardest | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Rugby helped Phoebe heal from domestic violence. Now she's coaching other women to find strength on and off the field - ABC News (Apr '21)

Domestic violence and abuse: Why financial independence is the hidden red flag | Body & Soul (Oct '20)

‘I became a victim of domestic violence after he took over our finances’ | Body & Soul (Oct '20)

'I’m tired and desperate' – a disabled victim of domestic violence on her struggle to survive | Women | The Guardian (Sep '19)

Australia’s number-one law and order issue | The Monthly (May '21)

Death of father and baby at South Australia’s Whispering Wall a ‘tragic murder-suicide’ | South Australia | The Guardian (Apr '21)

'The worst year': domestic violence soars in Australia during Covid-19 | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Women with disability are far more likely to suffer domestic and sexual abuse than non-disabled women | SBS (Nov '20)

Victoria's 'staggering' record: 82 cops charged with family violence in five years, but only one found guilty | ABC (Oct '20)

Court of Appeal rules in favour of domestic violence victim who fled from Australia to New Zealand with her child | NZ Herald (Apr ’20)

Evidence shows children who are smacked are more likely to be involved in partner violence in adulthood | The Conversation (May '21)

We analysed almost 500,000 police reports of domestic violence. Mental health was an issue | The Conversation (Jan '21)

Australia's English test for partner visas could leave women at mercy of abusers, experts warn | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Rosie told police she was a victim of domestic violence. She was the one arrested - ABC News (May '21)

Queensland police blocked research into domestic violence cases and attitudes of officers | Australian police and policing | The Guardian (May '21)

Women murdered by husbands labelled perpetrators of domestic violence by Queensland police | Queensland politics | The Guardian (May '21)

Fewer than 90 domestic violence specialist police officers in Queensland to handle 107,000 cases | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Kelly Wilkinson sought help from the police ‘almost every day’ after her first domestic violence complaint. So what went wrong? | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Fatal truth: how the suicide of Alex Reid exposed the hidden death toll of domestic violence | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Domestic violence survivors are the hidden victims of brain injury, and COVID has made it worse | ABC News (Mar '21)

If we must raid someone’s super to fund women fleeing violence, it should be the perpetrator’s | Superannuation | The Guardian (Mar '21)

If you’re thinking of leaving a violent partner, you need a financial plan. This toolkit can help | The Conversation (Aug '20)

'He's beaten her black and blue for years': a month in the life of a women's refuge manager | Domestic violence | The Guardian (Feb '21)

We should be funding stress leave and high-quality PTSD care for all victims of abuse | Australian politics | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Domestic violence spiked in 2020. Where's the federal funding? | Crikey (Dec '20)

Domestic violence spending outweighed by counter-terrorism | The New Daily (Apr '21)

Centrelink breached domestic violence victim’s privacy by disclosing new address to former partner | Centrelink | The Guardian (Apr '21)

A woman is still being killed each week in Australia. We need federal leadership | Domestic violence | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Today, the Prime Minister should be wearing a black tie. | Mama Mia (Dec '20)

'See What You Made Me Do' will change the way we think about domestic violence. Here's what needs to happen now | The Conversation (May '21)

Australian media is failing to cover domestic violence in the right way: new research | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Domestic violence: Report finds 'clear link' between media reporting and understanding of issue | ABC (Jun '17)

Domestic violence soars after natural disasters. Preventing it needs to be part of the emergency response | The Conversation (Jan '21)

Australia's English test for partner visas could leave women at mercy of abusers, experts warn | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Women released from prison are at much greater risk of violence | The Conversation (Mar ’20)

We Need Nighties (Mar '20)

Domestic violence: women's safety advocates say Coalition is ignoring experts | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Why do men kill their families? Here’s what the research says | The Conversation (Feb '20)

Technology-facilitated abuse is creating 'terror' in women, and it's on the rise in Australia - ABC News (May '21)

Experts from Scotland who led push to criminalise coercive control give evidence to Australian committee | ABC (Dec '20)

Criminalising coercive control may not make women and children safer, family violence advocates warn | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Lloyd and Sue Clarke: 'Coercive control laws could have saved Hannah and her three children' | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Suspect your partner of ‘coercive control’? Watch for these red flags | ABC (Oct '20)

Australia is not ready to criminalise coercive control — here’s why | The Conversation (Oct '20)

NSW Labor proposal could see domestic violence perpetrators jailed for up to 10 years for coercive control | ABC (Sep '20)

‘If you call 000 … I will send you back to your country’: how COVID-19 has trapped temporary visa holders | The Conversation (Sep '20)

Woeful Treatment of Victims of Domestic Abuse … National Homeless Collective (May '20)

A tragic reality: Domestic violence is the main cause of homelessness in Australia | SBS (Jun '17)

Trumpism wreaked destruction in the US – and made its way into Australian political culture | Donald Trump | The Guardian (Jan '21)

'A spoilt brat country': the Australians overseas who decided not to come home | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Thousands of YouTube comments on Sky News Australia video celebrate BLM activist being shot in head | Sky News Australia | The Guardian (May '21)

What police are getting wrong about the far-right - 7am (Mar '21)

Violent propaganda an 'enormous challenge' for security agencies amid rising rightwing threat – report | Australian security and counter-terrorism | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Trump's Apologists | The Monthly (Feb '21)

Far-right groups have used COVID to expand their footprint in Australia. Here are the ones you need to know about | The Conversation (Dec ’20)

Australia must reckon with the fact the Christchurch terrorist developed much of his hatred here | The Guardian (Dec ’20)

As the Christchurch shooter faces sentencing, what has Australia learned about far-right terror? | The Guardian (Aug ’20)

ASIO reveals up to 40% of its counter-terrorism cases involve far-right violent extremism | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Australia recognises the threat posted by far-right groups. So, why aren’t they listed on the terror register? | The Conversation (Mar '20)

Why Australia should be wary of the Proud Boys and their violent, alt-right views | The Conversation (Oct '18)

The terror arrests you missed - 7am (May '21)

Far-right extremism: Growing threat as Labor senator targeted by threats | THE NEW DAILY (Apr '21)

Victoria police prioritised Isis threat over rightwing extremism until Christchurch attack | Far right | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Rightwing extremists should be proscribed as 'terrorist organisations' in Australia, Kristina Keneally says | The Guardian (Sep ’20)

Asio boss warns of rising foreign interference and far-right extremism in Australia | The Guardian (Feb '20)

We need more, not less, critical thinking about race in Australia | Alana Lentin and Debbie Bargallie | The Guardian | The Guardian (May '21)

Coalition deletes references to rising far-right extremism in Senate motion | Australian security and counter-terrorism | The Guardian | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Australia’s Trump apologists | The Monthly (Feb '21)

Australian conservatives go to extraordinary lengths to deny the reality of rightwing extremism | The Guardian (Jan ’21)

Christchurch shooter was active with Australian far-right groups online but escaped police attention | The Guardian (Dec ’20)

Peter Dutton’s response to a far-right threat shows how little has changed since Christchurch | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Dutton says 'leftwing lunatics' must be dealt with as Asio warns of far-right threat | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Blinded by the right - The Morrison government is failing to crack down on far-right extremism | The Monthly (Feb '20)

Discrimination against Indigenous Australians has risen dramatically, survey finds | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (May '21)

To understand racism, kids must empathise with its impact — and teachers must embrace discomfort (May '21)

Collingwood and racism in the AFL | The Saturday Paper (Feb '21)

Why explaining racism to white Australians can be 'exhausting' | ABC (Jun '20)

Epidemics have often led to discrimination against minorities – this time is no different | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Law enforcement and racial profiling | The Saturday Paper (Jun '20)

How does racism impact on mental wellbeing? | ABC (Jun '20)

I talk to kids every day about racism. This is what they ask | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Sensationalist media is exacerbating racist coronavirus fears. We need to combat it | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Racism study finds one in three school students are victims of discrimination | The Guardian (Aug '19)

We tracked antisemitic incidents in Australia over four years. This is when they are most likely to occur | The Conversation (Mar '21)

It's not surprising Indian-Australians feel singled out. They have long been subjected to racism | The Conversation (May '21)

Anti-Asian racism surges in NSW during coronavirus pandemic | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Coronavirus has fuelled racism against Asian-Australians, but why isn't official data showing it? | ABC (May '20)

Too many young African-Australians are in jail. Some blame police, but the data tells a more complex story - ABC News (Mar '21)

Peter Dutton says Victorians scared to go out because of 'African gang violence' | Peter Dutton | The Guardian (Jan '18)

'Garbage' and 'cash cows': temporary migrants describe anguish of exclusion and racism during COVID-19 | The Conversation (Sep '20)

Why is it so offensive to say 'all lives matter'? | The Conversation (Jan '21)

'OK to be white': Australian government senators condemn 'anti-white racism' | One Nation | The Guardian (Oct '18)

Criminalising citizens returning from India signals some are more Australian than others | Tim Soutphommasane | The Guardian (May '21)

Coronavirus Australia: Indian community leaders accuse Morrison government of racist jail terms | SMH (May '21)

It’s now criminal to be the wrong sort of (brown) Australian | The New Daily (May '21)

As Joe Biden acts, Scott Morrison stays silent on QAnon connections | Crikey (Jan '21)

Further questions emerge over PM's friend and QAnon conspiracy | SBS (Sep '20)

QAnon conspiracy: Scott Morrison’s friend claims he has the PM’s ear | Crikey (Sep '19)

Scott Morrison's comments on Muslim immigration may come back to haunt him | Independent Australia (Sep '19)

Scott Morrison and racism | New Politics (Mar '19)

Scott Morrison said all the right things after Christchurch attack, but his history tells another story | ABC (Mar '19)

Furious PM’s office threatens Ten over Waleed Aly’s emotional Christchurch plea | New Daily (Mar '19)

Scott Morrison is completely out of touch | Australian Independent Media (Sep '18)

Morrison climbs down in funeral row - ABC News (Feb '11)

Calls for Morrison's head in 'anti-Muslim' row | ABC (Feb '11)

Morrison sees votes in anti-Muslim strategy | SMH (Feb '11)

Opposition attacks Govt over funeral costs | ABC (Feb '11)

Morrison dismisses anti-Muslim report as gossip | ABC (Feb '11)

Nasty saga you nearly missed | SMH (Oct 09)

Indefinite detention of refugees is unlawful under international law, but Australia has quietly made it legal | Ben Doherty | The Guardian (May '21)

Human Rights Commission expresses 'deep concerns' at ban on returnees from India | The Conversation (May '21)

The majority of music students drop out before the end of high school – is the ATAR to blame? | The Conversation (Nov '19)

Alan Tudge says school funding cuts will fix our schools | The New Daily (Apr '21)

Disadvantage accelerates as private school funding rises six times public schools over the decade | Michael West (Mar '21)

The bin fire of the humanities: Casualisation and relentless cost-cutting have destroyed the credibility of Australian universities | The Monthly (Mar '21)

Australian teachers' workload is snowballing – as their pay lags behind | Australian education | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Michael Pascoe: National Party’s failure adds to disadvantage in the bush | The New Daily (Feb '21)

Half of our unis don't have bullying policies for students. This is what they need to protect them | The Conversation (Mar '21)

3 flaws in Job-Ready Graduates package will add to the turmoil in Australian higher education | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Australia's university sector hit by job losses, fall in international students and Federal Government reform — so what's next? - ABC News (Oct '20)

Dan Tehan forced to correct 'sloppy or mischievous' error in university statistics | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Grattan on Friday: Government’s plan for a veto over university agreements is a step too far | The Conversation (Aug '20)

University students aren’t cogs in a market. They need more than a narrow focus on ‘skills’ | The Conversation (Jun '20)

If the government listened to business leaders, they would encourage humanities education, not pull funds from it | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Coronavirus and university reforms put at risk Australia’s research gains of the last 15 years | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Odds are against ‘first in family’ uni students but equity policies are blind to them | The Conversation (Feb '21)

Poorer NSW students study subjects less likely to get them into uni | The Conversation (Dec '19)

'Intruders' not welcome: Coalition to decide who is worthy of education funding | Michael West (Feb '21)

‘Devastating’: The Morrison government cuts uni funding for environment courses by almost 30% | The Conversation (Oct '20)

As universities face losing 1 in 10 staff, COVID-driven cuts create 4 key risks | The Conversation (Sep '20)

$7.6 billion and 11% of researchers: our estimate of how much Australian university research stands to lose by 2024 | The Conversation (Sep '20)

Our unis are far behind the world's best at commercialising research. Here are 3 ways to catch up | The Conversation (May '21)

Startup aims to keep academics working during COVID-19 and beyond - ABC News (Feb '21)

University fees to be overhauled, some course costs to double as domestic student places boosted | ABC (Jun '20)

Humanities students will pay up to 113% more for uni courses after Centre Alliance backs changes | The Guardian (Oct '20)

View from The Hill: Tehan’s student fees are not just about jobs, but about funding and a dash of ideology too | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Australia should start planning for universal tertiary education | The Conversation (Mar '19)

As hopes of international students' return fade, closed borders could cost $20bn a year in 2022 – half the sector's value | The Conversation (May '21)

Call to set up separate quarantine for international students as universities struggle with collapsing business model - ABC News (Mar '21)

Our unis do need international students and must choose between the high and low roads | The Conversation (Nov '20)

COVID to halve international student numbers in Australia by mid-2021 – it’s not just unis that will feel their loss | The Conversation (Nov '20)

'Garbage' and 'cash cows': temporary migrants describe anguish of exclusion and racism during COVID-19 | The Conversation (Sep '20)

4 out of 5 international students are still in Australia – how we treat them will have consequences | The Conversation (Aug '20)

International students turn to foodbanks as casual work dries up in second Melbourne lockdown | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Interactive: international students make up more than 30% of population in some Australian suburbs | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Want more international students in Australia? Look to the Pacific | Edward Cavanough | The Guardian (May '21)

We have so many good reasons to give international students hope, so why the lack of government urgency? | The Conversation (May '21)

NSW pushes plan to bring international students to Australia using purpose-built quarantine | Australian universities | The Guardian (May '21)

5 ways Australia can get ahead in attracting and retaining Chinese international students | The Conversation (Nov '20)

The government keeps shelving plans to bring international students back to Australia. It owes them an explanation | The Conversation (May '21)

Australia wants international students to study here, but abandoned them during the Covid crisis | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Killing the golden goose: How Australia's international students are being driven away | ABC (Oct '20)

COVID-19 increases risk to international students’ mental health. Australia urgently needs to step up | The Conversation (May '20)

As coronavirus spreads, 'it's time to go home' Scott Morrison tells visitors and international students | ABC (Apr '20)

90,000 foreign graduates are stuck in Australia without financial support: it’s a humanitarian and economic crisis in the making | The Conversation (Apr '20)

Only 7% of international students willing to complete Australian courses online, survey shows | Australian universities | The Guardian (Apr '21)

‘I will never come to Australia again’: new research reveals the suffering of temporary migrants during the COVID-19 crisis | The Conversation (Aug '20)

'A huge hit': foreign students may shun Australia after their treatment during Covid-19 crisis | The Guardian (May '20)

'Ridiculous' secrecy: $7m arts bailout money formally unaccounted for in $50m NSW government scheme | Arts funding | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Why do arts and culture matter to Australia? You may as well ask about the meaning of life | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Like the care economy, arts and culture are an opportunity missed in the 2020-21 budget | The Conversation (Oct '20)

More Australians support the arts – and want it publicly funded – than ever before | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Artists shouldn’t have to endlessly demonstrate their value. Coalition leaders used to know it | The Conversation (Apr ’20)

What happens when your arts minister suffers from cultural cringe? | The Conversation (Apr '21)

The arts sector is already suffering. This year's budget just pours salt on the wound | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Defunding arts degrees is the latest battle in a 40-year culture war | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

We are witnessing a cultural bloodbath in Australia that has been years in the making | The Guardian (Apr '20)

Remember the arts? Departments and budgets disappear as politics backs culture into a dead end | The Conversation (Dec '19)

Lumping the arts portfolio in with infrastructure is retrograde and unimaginative | The Guardian (Dec ’19)

'Massive backwards step': Australia to no longer have a federal arts department | SBS (Dec ’19)

Australian government axes federal arts department, leaving institutions ‘gobsmacked’ | Classic FM (Dec ’19)

Arts industry gets federal government top-up but $85m from Covid rescue package still not spent | Culture | The Guardian (Mar '21)

The year everything got cancelled: how the arts in Australia suffered (but survived) in 2020 | The Conversation (Dec '20)

Arts rescue package worth $250m still waiting to be allocated, Senate estimates told | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Global arts crisis: how does Australia’s federal stimulus compare? | The Guardian (Jul '20)

The arts needed a champion – instead it got a package to prop up the major players 100 days later | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Coronavirus: 3 in 4 Australians employed in the creative and performing arts could lose their jobs | The Conversation (Apr '20)

Arts industry could wait three more months for Coalition's $250m Covid-19 rescue package | The Guardian (Aug ’20)

A thousand yarns and snapshots – why poetry matters during a pandemic | The Conversation (May '20)

First Nations people have faced moments like this before. We can learn from the poems that sprung from them | The Guardian (Apr '20)

A beginner’s guide to reading and enjoying poetry | The Conversation (Apr '20)…

The Poetry Accordion

Coalition Spin Kings: real reform in aged care trumped by re-announcements and a deluge of cash | Michael West (Nov ’20)

3 ways to transform our ‘Soviet-style’ aged-care mess into a system that puts older Australians first | The Conversation (Nov ’20)

We've investigated aged care for the past three years. These are the stories that shocked us | ABC (Oct ’20)

We're doing our best with resources available. I’m distressed by the public shaming of aged care | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Albo steps up: the Labor leader has a plan to fix aged care, but how far will it go? | The Monthly (Aug '20)

Why Would You Want to be Old? (Poem) (Nov '19)

Why is nursing home food so bad? Some spend just $6.08 per person a day, lower than prison | The Conversation (Jul '19)

Aged care failures show how little we value older people – and those who care for them | The Conversation (Sep '18)

Husband walks in on wife being allegedly sexually assaulted at Sydney aged care home | Aged care (Australia) | The Guardian (Apr '21)

After years of discrimination, many LGBTQ people are 'terrified' of going into aged care - ABC News (Mar '21)

The 10-page 1997 memo that brought us to where we are today on aged care - ABC News (Oct '20)

No strings attached: aged care providers have the Coalition wrapped around their little fingers | Michael West (Oct '20)

Millions for aged care investors, but homes lack nurses: where does $13bn in federal funding go? | The Guardian (Sep '20)

It was a mistake to privatise aged care | John Menadue (Sep '20)

Australian aged care homes need $621m more a year to reach 'basic standards' | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Aged care has been failing for years – coronavirus has merely highlighted systemic problems | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Nearly 2 out of 3 nursing homes are understaffed. 10 charts explain why aged care is in crisis | The Conversation (May '19)

New aged care data on hospitalisation rates show significant problem areas in residential aged care | The Conversation (Feb '21)

Yes, older Australians need more home-care funding. But these dribs and drabs only make a dent in the waiting list | The Conversation (Dec '20)

As home care packages become big business, older people are not getting the personalised support they need | The Conversation (Mar '19)

Home Care: operators snipping 50pc fees from the elderly in home care | Michael West (Mar '19)

Morrison likely to elevate aged care to cabinet, as government boosts its funding by $1 billion | The Conversation (Dec '20)

The budget must address aged care — here are 3 key priorities | The Conversation (Sep '20)

PM promises more funding after aged care system found to be 'harmful' and underfunded | The Guardian (Oct '19)

More retirees trying to avoid going into aged care, exclusive data from Australian Seniors reveals - ABC News (Apr '21)

Older people and families should not have to put up with the secrecy of the aged care sector | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Coronavirus is devastating the aged care sector, and it all feels shockingly familiar | ABC (Aug '20)

Elderly to die waiting for depression help | Shepp News (Jul '20)

Exclusive: Gov’s $5.8m aged-care app offers ‘no duty of care’ | The Saturday Paper (Jun '20)

‘It felt like a prison’ – too many young Australians are still stuck in nursing homes | The Conversation (Sep '19)

Number of reported assaults in aged care almost double in two years | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Next month’s federal budget is the time to stop talking about aged care and start fixing it | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Aged care isn’t working, but we can create neighbourhoods to support healthy ageing in place | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Asian countries do aged care differently. Here’s what we can learn from them | The Conversation (Oct '20)

At the heart of the broken model for funding aged care is broken trust. Here’s how to fix it | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Despite more than 30 major inquiries, governments still haven’t fixed aged care. Why are they getting away with it? | The Conversation (Oct '20)

If we have the guts to give older people a fair go, this is how we fix aged care in Australia | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Regional aged care homes are closing at an alarming rate, leaving elderly Australians facing uncertain futures - ABC News (Apr '21)

‘Past promises are broken’: what should Australia’s budget deliver for aged care? | Joseph Ibrahim, Sarah Holland-Batt and Sarah Russell | The Guardian (May '21)

Aged-care industry aims to attract workers with job security and personal satisfaction - ABC News (Apr '21)

Coalition Spin Kings: real reform in aged care trumped by re-announcements and a deluge of cash - Michael West | Michael West (Dec '20)

Aged care should not be ‘pre-palliative care’ as Scott Morrison suggests | John Menadue (Sep '20)

Has government by media replaced consideration of evidence in aged care? | The Guardian (Sep '18)

Covid-19 tragedy in aged care: whose side is the Coalition government on? | Michael West (Aug '20)

Is your loved one in aged care during the coronavirus pandemic? Here are seven ideas to make things easier if lockdown strikes again | ABC (Jan ’21)

Why did we expect Australia's aged care to cope amid Covid when it was struggling before it? | The Guardian (Aug ’20)

Which aged care services near you weren’t up to scratch in 2019? | The Conversation (Mar '20)

‘I will euthanise myself before I go into aged care’: how aged care is failing LGBTI+ people | The Conversation (Feb '20)

Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

Royal Commission Transcripts

Government caves in to a “few big interests”, ignores Aged Care Inquiry reforms | Michael West (Dec '19)

PM promises more funding after aged care system found to be 'harmful' and underfunded | The Guardian (Oct '19)

Our ailing aged care system shows you can’t skimp on nursing care | The Conversation (Jun '19)

Number of reported assaults in aged care almost double in two years | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Red tape in aged care shouldn’t force staff to prioritise ticking boxes over residents’ outcomes | The Conversation (Aug '19)

Nearly 2 out of 3 nursing homes are understaffed. These 10 charts explain why aged care is in crisis | The Conversation (May '19)

Aged care failures show how little we value older people – and those who care for them | The Conversation (Sep '18)

Turning away from evidence and data in aged care | Croakey (Feb '18)

Royal Commission Interim Report into Aged Care Quality and Safety … Neglect (Nov '19)

Aged care to get an extra $537m, most to be spent on 10,000 home-care packages | The Guardian (Nov '19)

PM promises more funding after aged care system found to be 'harmful' and underfunded | The Guardian (Oct '19)

‘It felt like a prison’ – too many young Australians are still stuck in nursing homes | The Conversation (Sep '19)

Why is nursing home food so bad? Some spend just $6.08 per person a day – that’s lower than prison | The Conversation (Jul '19)

More people are retiring with high mortgage debts. The implications are huge | The Conversation (Jun '19)

Aged care royal commission begins with emphasis on 'rising torrent of concern' | The Guardian (Jan '19)

Has government by media replaced consideration of evidence in aged care? | The Guardian (Jan '19)

Ged Kearney says aged care operators do not have to account for how they spend their taxpayer funding. Is she correct? | ABC (Sep '20)

Aged care operators exploit lockdown to squeeze more grants from Government | Michael West (May '20)

Government caves in to a “few big interests”, ignores Aged Care Inquiry reforms | Michael West (Dec '19)

Killing it: Australian Unity takes its elderly Home Care customers to the cleaners | Michael West (May '19)

Aged care royal commission hears there are around 50 sexual assaults a week of residents nationally | ABC (Oct '20)

Aged care royal commission begins with emphasis on 'rising torrent of concern' | The Guardian (Jan '19)

View from The Hill: The role of ‘profit’ is the elephant in the aged care room | The Conversation (Sep '20)

His own petard: The PM stands condemned by the aged-care royal commission he established | The Monthly (Aug '20)

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Concetta Fierravanti-Wells on aged care – what needs to be done differently | The Conversation (Aug '20)

Elderly unable to eat due to dental costs | The West (Jul '20)

Australians want more funding for higher-quality aged care — and most are willing to pay extra tax to achieve it | The Conversation (Jul '20)

‘Urgent’ extension to disability inquiry 'ignored' by Morrison and Porter for four months | Disability royal commission | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Morrison government’s Covid-19 aged care preparation ‘insufficient’, royal commission finds | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Federal government did not prepare aged care sector adequately for COVID: royal commission | The Conversation (Oct '20)

Exclusive: Gov’s $5.8m aged-care app offers ‘no duty of care’ | The Saturday Paper (Jun '20)

Counsel Assisting’s Proposed Recommendations at Final Hearing (Oct '20)

What it’s like for people inside the aged care system Aged Care Royal Commission Survey (Oct '20)

Financial transparency in aged care Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Sep '20)

Royal Commision report that condemns the Federal Government Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Aug '20)

Federal government had no Covid-19 aged care plan, royal commission hears | The Guardian Aged Care Royal Commission (Aug '20)

Australia far behind in monitoring aged care quality Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Aug '20)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 1) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 2) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 3a) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 3b) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 4a) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 4b) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 4c) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Volume 5) (Mar ’21)

Aged Care Royal Commission Report (Final Recommendations) (Mar ’21)

Exclusive: The phone call that denied elderly patients access to hospital | The Saturday Paper … The Saturday Paper (Aug '20)

Revealed: the Liberal, Murdoch networks making millions delivering ‘Uber for aged care’ | Crikey (Sep ’20)

Tone deaf: aged care providers’ PR campaign strikes wrong note | Michael West (Sep ’20)

Bill Shorten says aged care is a Federal Government responsibility. Is he correct? | ABC (Aug ’20)

Passing the Buck: why Victoria’s Covid is raging in private aged care homes | Michael West (Jul ’20)

Aged care operators exploit lockdown to squeeze more grants from Government | Michael West (May ’20)

Scott Morrison gives masterclass in political malleability over aged care Covid deaths | The Guardian (Aug ’20)

'Chaos' at Victoria's Epping Gardens: how privatised aged care has failed during the coronavirus pandemic | The Guardian (Jul '20)

How Covid-19 laid bare the cracks in Australia’s aged care system | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Federal government holds back vital Covid-19 data | The Saturday Paper (Aug '20)

Privately operated aged care homes behind devastating Covid-19 infection rate in Victorian health workers | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Are political donations protecting Bupa’s aged care licence? | Michael West (Aug '20)

The child-care sector needs an overhaul, not more tinkering with subsidies and tax deductions | The Conversation (Nov '20)

We need a new childcare system that encourages women to work, not punishes them for it | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Free childcare doesn’t suit the Coalition’s ideology – we get what we voted for | The Guardian (Jun ’20)

Scott Morrison describes paid parental leave as 'a first-world issue' | The Guardian (Aug ’15)

An extra $1.7 billion for child care will help some. It won't improve affordability for most | The Conversation (May '21)

Reducing Australia’s childcare costs is imperative – but not all policies are equal | Danielle Wood and Tom Crowley | The Guardian (Apr ’21)

Cheaper childcare: A practical plan to boost female workforce participation - Grattan Institute (Aug ’20)

Increasing the childcare subsidy will help struggling families — and the economy | The Conversation (Jun ’20)

Permanently raising the Child Care Subsidy is an economic opportunity too good to miss | The Conversation (Apr ’20)

'The ground's been ripped from under them': mental health fears for the children of the pandemic | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Childcare sector faces more uncertainty as federal government's free scheme comes to an end | ABC (Jul '20)

Protecting the psychological health of children through effective communication about COVID-19 | The Lancet (Mar '20)

Our Watch and respectful relationships | The Saturday Paper (May '21)

Deregulating childcare in Australia won't make it better. Education will | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Gas heaters, cookers have same impact on children as passive smoking: Climate Council report | SMH (May '21)

Michelle Telfer has been a lifesaving advocate for hundreds of trans children. But her work doesn't come without controversy - ABC News (May '21)

Minor deported to New Zealand under Australian program Peter Dutton described as ‘taking the trash out’ | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar '21)

A primary school–aged child in court surely represents the ultimate failure of society, yet Australia won’t raise the age of criminal responsibility | The Monthly (Jul '20)

Number of Australia’s vulnerable children is set to double as COVID-19 takes its toll | The Conversation (Jun '20)

‘Mum, I want to go home’: parents say health system is failing disabled children | The Guardian (Feb ’20)

‘These children are in limbo’: the New Zealanders locked out of Australia’s NDIS | The Guardian (Feb ’20)

Yes, the system needs to be better. But here’s how to ensure your child can access the NDIS if they need it | The Conversation (Feb ’20)

Young people in nursing homes denied basic human rights | The Conversation (Jul '12)

'All the markers of youth are being extended': higher education, Covid and the debt burden | Australia news | The Guardian (Feb '21)

I do not want to get caught in the benefit trap. I want to work | The Guardian (Dec '20)

This year has shown how easily goals can be crushed. Will I have the government's support? | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Every day has been tougher than the one before. I don't feel ready for 2021 | The Guardian (Dec '20)

I thought I could take on the world but now there are many fears on the horizon | The Guardian (Dec '20)

After a childhood in foster care, I finally felt my life was on track. Then the pandemic hit | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Freedom lost: the generation coming of age in Australia's pandemic-fuelled recession | The Guardian (Dec '20)

I’m homesick for Australia, but it isn’t mine any more. It’s an unwell country in crisis | Tara June Winch | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Why we need Aboriginal voices to tell the history of Australia’s convict past | The Guardian (Feb '20)

There are many ways to achieve Indigenous recognition in the constitution – we must find one we can agree on | The Conversation (Jul '20)

In My Blood It Runs challenges the ‘inevitability’ of Indigenous youth incarceration | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra still 'the ground zero for First Nations people' nearly 50 years on | ABC (Jun '20)

For too long, the truth of our history and Indigenous stories have been denied and whitewashed | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Why we organised Melbourne’s Black Lives Matter rally | The Saturday Paper (Jun '20)

Three years on from Uluru, we must lift the blindfolds of liberalism to make progress | The Conversation (May '20)

Australian Story - ABC TV: … two elders from Cape York entrusted Victor Steffensen with the ancient knowledge of cultural burning. | ABC (Apr '20)

I implore my non-Indigenous friends to give a genuine damn | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Andrew Bolt’s disappointment - Bruce Pascoe | The Griffith Review (Jan '20)

Stop the empty gestures and start listening to First Nations people. We are the experts | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Australian sport offers celebrations of Aboriginal 'culture' instead of standing up for Black lives | The Guardian (Dec '20)

'I ache for Australia – no internet connection on earth can replace my connection to country' | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Why the Black Lives Matter protests must continue: an urgent appeal by Marcia Langton | The Conversation (Aug '20)

Why most Aboriginal people have little say over clean energy projects planned for their land | The Conversation (Aug '20)

It’s time for me to speak. | National Homeless Collective (Jun '20)

This is black liberation in Australia – the time is here to be on the right side of history | The Guardian (Jun '20)

First Nations people have faced moments like this before. We can learn from the poems that sprung from them | The Guardian (Apr '20)

Truganini's story has always been told as tragedy. She was so much more than that | The Guardian (Mar ’20)

Listening with ‘our ears and our eyes’: Ken Wyatt’s big promises on Indigenous affairs | The Conversation (Jul '19)

The speech 12 year old Aboriginal child, Dujuan, delivered at the UN Human Rights Council (Sep '19)

Thirst for righteousness over Aboriginal deaths | Eureka Street (Apr '18)

Four Indigenous composers and a piano from colonial times — making passionate, layered, honest music together (Jan '21) | The Conversation

Ali Cobby Eckermann on winning the world's richest writing prize: 'It's taken time to adjust' | The Guardian (Mar '20)

In My Blood it Runs (The Film) (Jul '20)

Looking to buy Indigenous art? Here's how to purchase it fairly and transparently | ABC (May '20)

Arnhem Land is in lockdown – but you can visit through online concerts | The Guardian (Apr '20)

I’m putting my trust and hope in our peoples’ determination to get the treaty process right | The Guardian (Oct '19)

Australia's oldest Aboriginal man, Ngarla elder Stephen Stewart, has lived a 'wild', remarkable life - ABC News (Apr '21)

‘My son’s studies inspired me to do a law degree – 14 years later he admitted me into the supreme court’ | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Fire money: how Indigenous land management is transforming Arnhem Land | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (May '21)

Backsliding: The Territory abandons the Don Dale royal commission reforms | The Monthly (May '21)

Tony Abbott incorrectly claims 'no evidence' Indigenous Australians face justice system discrimination | The Guardian (Jun '20)

No, Australia is not the US. Our shocking racial injustice is all our own | The Guardian (Jun '20)

NSW police pursue 80% of Indigenous people caught with cannabis through courts | The Guardian (Jun '20)

NSW police disproportionately target Indigenous people in strip searches | The Guardian  (Jun '20)

Victorian coroner refers 'preventable' death of Tanya Day in police custody to prosecutors - ABC News   (Apr '20)

More than 50% of those on secretive NSW police blacklist are Aboriginal | The Guardian (Nov '17)

Facing prison for cultural fishing - 7am (May '21)

Aboriginal prison rates - Creative Spirits …

The plan to lock up more Indigenous children - 7am Podcast (Apr '21)

Indigenous prison population continues to increase, while non-Indigenous incarceration rate falls | Indigenous incarceration | The Guardian (Jan '21)

The State of the Incarceration Nation | Justice Reform Initiative (Sep '20)

What is the Indigenous incarceration rate in Australia? | Crikey (Jun '20)

Disproportionate incarceration rate | ALRC (Jan '18)

FactCheck Q&A: are Indigenous Australians the most incarcerated people on Earth? | The Conversation (Jun '17)

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Prisoner Characteristics | Aus Bureau of Statistics (Jun '16)

Calls for inquiry after Sydney police arrest Indigenous woman having a panic attack | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

'I needed medical assistance': NSW Police arrest Aboriginal teenager having anxiety attack - Hack - triple j (Mar '21)

NSW Police Commissioner says officer who threw Indigenous teen to ground during Surry Hills arrest 'had a bad day' - ABC News (Jun '20)

'These aren't random events': calls grow for greater police accountability over Indigenous arrests | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Sydney police officer under investigation after slamming Indigenous boy face-first on to pavement | The Guardian (Jun '20)

'Enough is enough': video of police slamming Indigenous boy face-first to ground rekindles father's rage | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan '20)

'Hell scared': how a terrified homeless boy found himself locked up alone in the 'hole' | Indigenous incarceration | The Guardian (Jan '21)

First Nations people cannot celebrate while Australia is locking up our children | Indigenous incarceration | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Australia 'choosing to invest' in hurting Indigenous kids, activist says – harming all of us | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan '21)

'Treat children like children': Indigenous kids are crying out for help, judge says, not punishment | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan '21)

The WA cops rounding up Indigenous kids: a 'toxic and racist environment' | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Australia's anguish: the Indigenous kids trapped behind bars | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan '21)

NSW police commissioner says officer who slammed Indigenous teen to ground ‘had a bad day’ | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Children pinned to floor and forced to wear spit hoods at South Australian detention centre | South Australia | The Guardian (Sep '19)

More than 30 countries condemn Australia at UN over high rates of child incarceration | Indigenous incarceration | The Guardian (Jan '21)

‘I had not one friend in the job to debrief with’: life as an Indigenous police officer | Books | The Guardian (Apr '21)

NSW police officer charged over alleged assault during arrest of Indigenous teenager | New South Wales | The Guardian (May '21)

'Essentially a cover-up': why it's so hard to measure the over-policing of Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Jun '20)

There’s a link between the over-policing of Indigenous kids and our people dying in custody | Tameeka Tighe for IndigenousX | The Guardian (Apr '21)

NSW police disproportionately target Indigenous people in strip searches | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Naomi Williams inquest: coroner finds bias in way hospital treated Aboriginal woman | Health | The Guardian (Jul '19)

More than 50% of those on secretive NSW police blacklist are Aboriginal | The Guardian (Nov '17)

The families of Indigenous people who die in custody need a say in what happens next | The Conversation (May '21)

Black deaths in custody a ‘national crisis’, says Lidia Thorpe as two more deaths confirmed | Deaths in custody | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Deaths Inside: Indigenous Australian deaths in custody | The Guardian …

Indigenous deaths in custody have received just a fraction of the media coverage of the death of an elderly prince | Deaths in custody | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Four Aboriginal deaths in custody in three weeks: is defunding police the answer? | The Conversation (Mar '21)

WA man becomes fifth Indigenous person to die in custody since start of March | Western Australia | The Guardian (Apr '21)

'This festering crisis': Aboriginal people have the solutions to ending deaths in custody | Deaths in custody | The Guardian - (Mar '21)

'When will we have peace?' Grief and outrage at three Indigenous deaths in custody in a week | Deaths in custody | The Guardian - (Mar '21)

Townsville police used controversial neck hold on Indigenous man before he died in 2018, coroner told | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian - (Mar '21)

NSW prisons boss Peter Severin grilled after two Indigenous deaths in custody last week |MSN - (Mar '21)

What really happened at Yuendumu? | The Monthly - the promised inquiries must answer the biggest questions raised by the police shooting of an Aboriginal man | The Monthly (Oct '20)

Without accountability there is no justice for my mother's death in Australian police custody | The Guardian (Sep '20)

David Dungay: manslaughter or assault charges over death in custody are 'viable', barrister says | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Aboriginal deaths in custody: Black Lives Matter protests referred to our count of 432 deaths. It's now 437 | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Deaths inside: how we track Indigenous deaths in custody and why we do it | The Guardian (Jun '20)

‘There cannot be 432 victims and no perpetrators…’ | The Saturday Paper (Jun '20)

The story of David Dungay and an Indigenous death in custody | David Dungay | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Despite 432 Indigenous deaths in custody since 1991, no one has ever been convicted. Racist silence and complicity are to blame | The Conversation (Jun '20)

An Aboriginal man who was shot by police in Cowra could struggle to walk again, family says | NITV (Oct '16)

Not criminals or passive victims: media need to reframe their representation of Aboriginal deaths in custody | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Wayne Fella Morrison inquest: prison manager tells court he believes guards obstructed investigation | Deaths in custody | The Guardian (May '21)

Wayne Fella Morrison inquest: taxi driver says he overheard guards’ allegedly discuss tampering with evidence | Australia news | The Guardian (May '21)

Wayne Fella Morrison inquest: prison guard’s head blocked CCTV footage during fatal trip, coroner told | Deaths in custody | The Guardian (May '21)

Wayne Fella Morrison inquest: prison guard silent on what happened inside van | Deaths in custody | The Guardian (May '21)

Indigenous deaths in custody: inquests can be sites of justice or administrative violence | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Drownings of boys in Perth being treated as 'death in police presence' | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Sep '18)

Two Aboriginal teens drown in inner city police chase | NITV (Sep '18)

Aboriginal teenage boys who drowned jumping into Swan River Western Australia mourned | Daily Mail Online (Sep '18)

Aboriginal man died from asthma attack after 'unreasonably delayed' response from prison staff | Deaths in custody | The Guardian - (Mar '21)

Kumanjayi Walker murder trial will be a first in NT for an Indigenous death in custody. Why has it taken so long? | The Conversation - (Oct '20)

The death of David Dungay Jnr … ‘I can’t breathe' | The Guardian (Jun '20)

'My son should not have died': Prison death of Indigenous man is much more than an 'isolated tragedy' | SBS (May '20)

Indigenous woman dies in custody in Victoria two days after being refused bail | ABC (May '20)

Tanya Day inquest: coroner refers death in custody of Aboriginal woman for possible prosecution | The Guardian (Apr '20)

Family says Wayne Morrison was 'unrecognisable' after death in custody in South Australia | NITV (Jun '17)

The Deaths in custody royal commission has unfinished business | The Age (Apr '21)

‘System is killing our people’: Indigenous families call for action on anniversary of royal commission | Deaths in custody | The Guardian (Apr '21)

John Pat’s Death in Custody: The Impetus for the Royal Commission | Sydney Criminal Lawyers (Mar '19)

NSW Aboriginal deaths in custody inquiry recommends end to ‘police investigating police’ | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Police officers involved in Tanya Day’s death avoid prosecution | Human Rights Law Centre (Aug '20)

Tanya Day's family 'devastated' that no police will face charges for death in custody | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Charges against Wadeye police officer quashed | ABC (Aug '06)

Aboriginal-police relations | Creative Spirits (Aug '20)

Aboriginal prison rates | Creative Spirits (Jul '20)

The facts about indigenous youth detention in Australia | SBS (Jul ’16)

An Indigenous 'Voice' must be enshrined in our Constitution. Here's why | The Conversation (Jan '21)

More Australians want an Indigenous voice protected in constitution, survey suggests | The Guardian (Nov '20)

There are many ways to achieve Indigenous recognition in the constitution – we must find one we can agree on | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Does the races power still have a place in the Australian constitution? | ABC (Jun '20)

Uluru Statement from the Heart (Mar '20)

The Uluru statement is not a vague idea of ‘being heard’ but deliberate structural reform | The Conversation (Jul ’20)

Lidia Thorpe wants to shift course on Indigenous recognition. Here’s why we must respect the Uluru Statement | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Three years on from Uluru, we must lift the blindfolds of liberalism to make progress | The Conversation (May ’20)

Lidia Thorpe wants to shift course on Indigenous recognition. Here’s why we must respect the Uluru Statement | The Guardian (Jul ’20)

Rejection of the Uluru statement reveals the real Turnbull | The Monthly (Nov ’17)

Turnbull's Uluru statement rejection is 'mean-spirited bastardry' – legal expert | The Guardian (Oct ’17)

Indigenous recognition: Turnbull Government's rejection of Uluru Statement from the heart indefensible | ABC (Oct ’17)

Indigenous voice to parliament to have no veto power under interim plans | The Guardian (Jan '21)

The Voice to Parliament isn’t a new idea - Indigenous activists called for it nearly a century ago | The Conversation (Jan '20)

Indigenous voice to parliament: Pat Turner urges PM to show 'a bit of backbone' | The Guardian (Sep ’20)

'We have not been heard': Indigenous leader slams Voice process | The Age (Sep ’20)

William Cooper: the Indigenous leader who petitioned the king, demanding a Voice to Parliament in the 1930s | The Conversation (Aug ’20)

Ken Wyatt's proposed 'voice to government' marks another failure to hear Indigenous voices | The Conversation (Oct ’19)

Government shuts down calls to enshrine Indigenous 'voice' in constitution | The Age (Jun ’19)

Scott Morrison claims Indigenous voice to parliament would be a third chamber | The Guardian (Sep ’18)

Peter Dutton rules out voice to parliament, labelling it a 'third chamber' | The Guardian (Jul ’19)

Indigenous voice proposal 'not desirable', says Turnbull | The Guardian (Jul ’19)

Why an Indigenous voice would not be a 'third chamber' of parliament Prof. Anne Twomey | Sydney University (May ’19)

Why the government was wrong to reject an Indigenous ‘Voice to Parliament’ | The Conversation (Oct ’17)

Aboriginal Leaders Make Statements From The Heart. Liberal Leaders Make Statements From White Supremacy. | New Matilda (Sep ’18)

How John Howard Positioned Himself as Indigenous Australia’s Champion - ANU History Journal (Oct '20)

OPINION: Australia Day remains a culture war battleground: 'If Australia Day falls the left will be out of control' | NITV (Jan '18)

7 legacies of John Howard's government | NITV (Mar ’16)

John Howard: there was no genocide against Indigenous Australians | Australia news | The Guardian (Sep ’14)

Propaganda 101: How Tony Abbott Won Australia’s Highest Honour For ‘Service To Indigenous Communities’ | New Matilda (Jun '20)

Money For Nothing: Tony Abbott Spent $95k In Just 16 Days As ‘Special Envoy On Indigenous Affairs’ | New Matilda (Mar ’20)

We do not need to give Abbott a chance, we know who he is - Amy Thunig - IndigenousX (Oct ’18)

Tony Abbott condemned by Indigenous parliamentarians after NT visit | The Guardian (Sep ’18)

'In 1788 it was nothing but bush': Tony Abbott on Indigenous Australia | The Guardian (Aug ’18)

Anger over Tony Abbott's Indigenous envoy role: 'Haven't we been punished enough?' | ABC (Aug ’18)

'He's an idiot': Abbott's First Fleet 'good' for Aboriginal people comment met with outrage | NITV (Jan ’18)

Machado-Joseph Disease: Incurable hereditary disease foundation challenges $10m grant overturn in landmark court case | ABC (Aug ’15)

Indigenous advisers slam Tony Abbott's 'lifestyle choice' comments as 'hopeless, disrespectful' | ABC (Mar ’15)

Tony Abbott says first fleet arrival is the defining moment in Australian history | The Guardian (Aug ’14)

Tony Abbott says Australia was 'unsettled' before British arrived | The Guardian (Jul ’14)

Budget '14: $534 million cut to Indigenous programs | ABC (May ’14)

'Can’t compare': Cathy Freeman blasts Scott Morrison's 26 January first fleet comments | Australia Day | The Guardian (Jan ’21)

Scott Morrison criticised for saying 26 January 'wasn't a flash day for those on first fleet vessels either' | Cricket Australia | The Guardian (Jan ’21)

Scott Morrison says 26 January 'wasn't a flash day for those on first fleet vessels either' – video | Australia news | The Guardian (Jan ’21)

Changing one word in Australia's national anthem is mere tokenism and does little for actual inclusion | The Guardian (Jan ’21)

Scott Morrison claims ‘no slavery in Australia,’ sparking backlash | News (Jun ’20)

On Election Eve, PM’s Office Gave $15m To Rich Party Donor From Money Set Aside To Tackle Black Poverty | New Matilda (Feb ’20)

Morrison vetoes enshrining Indigenous voice in constitution | Crikey (Jul ’19)

Chinese property developer wins funding for Aboriginal work-for-the-dole scheme | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (May '21)

Crown among big companies given more than $90m by government to employ Aboriginal people | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Aboriginal leaders criticise $39m budget funding to non-Indigenous program for boys | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Chelsea Bond: The ‘new’ Closing the Gap is about buzzwords, not genuine change for Indigenous Australia | The Conversation (Jul '20)

The lie white Australians tell themselves about issues in Indigenous communities | News (Jun '20)

‘We weren’t worthy’: Aboriginal elders group refused funding by Nigel Scullion four times | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Mining giant given millions in grant by Coalition from fund for Indigenous disadvantage | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Closing the Gap report shows only two targets on track as PM pushes for Indigenous-led refresh | ABC (Feb '20)

Indigenous academic women: treated as ‘black performer’ in higher education - Amy Thunig - IndigenousX (Aug '20)

Even education has been used as a weapon of white supremacy in Australia | Australian education | The Guardian (Jul '19)

Indigenous girls in remote areas skip school because they lack pads and tampons | The Guardian (Jul '17)

Poor education is letting Indigenous children down - ABC News (Jul '12)

Comprehensive Indigenous health care in prisons requires federal funding of community-controlled services (May '21)

The answer to Indigenous vulnerability to coronavirus: a more equitable public health agenda | The Conversation (Apr '20)

Port Augusta City Safe program axed, negatively impacting vulnerable community, services say - ABC News (Jan '21)

An Aboriginal-led approach saved communities from Covid. Now it's time to tackle mental health | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Why we organised Melbourne’s Black Lives Matter rally | The Saturday Paper (Jun '20)

Why the Black Lives Matter protests must continue: an urgent appeal by Marcia Langton | The Conversation (Aug '20)

For too long, the truth of our history and Indigenous stories have been denied and whitewashed | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Lidia Thorpe wants to shift course on Indigenous recognition. Here’s why we must respect the Uluru Statement | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Three years on from Uluru, we must lift the blindfolds of liberalism to make progress | The Conversation (May '20)

Fortescue accused of 'bullying' Aboriginal groups to allow destruction of sacred sites | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Rio Tinto did not notify pastoral leaseholder of plans to destroy nearby Juukan Gorge, inquiry hears | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Rio Tinto still has 1,780 approvals to destroy Aboriginal sacred sites, Juukan Gorge inquiry told | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Rio Tinto blasts 46,000-year-old Aboriginal site to expand iron ore mine | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Rio Tinto kept loading explosives at Juukan Gorge after promising to stop, traditional owners say | The Guardian (Sep '20)

The destruction of the Juukan Gorge caves | The Saturday Paper …Marcia Langton (Sep '20)

Rio Tinto misled Juukan Gorge inquiry and 'can't plead ignorance' as a defence, committee chair says | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Rio Tinto condemned by shareholders for seeking legal advice before blowing up Juukan Gorge | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Juukan Gorge: Rio Tinto hired lawyers for potential injunction against blasting of Aboriginal site | The Guardian (Sep '20)

More than 100 Aboriginal sacred sites – some dating before the ice age – could be destroyed by mining companies | The Guardian (Aug '20)

Rio Tinto’s evidence condemned by Juukan Gorge traditional owners after revelation it could have avoided blowing up sacred sites | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Culture warriors obsessed with statues ignore Rio Tinto’s vandalism of Indigenous heritage | The Guardian (Jun ’20)

BHP to destroy at least 40 Aboriginal sites, up to 15,000 years old, to expand Pilbara mine | The Guardian (Jun ’20)

Rio Tinto just blasted away an ancient Aboriginal site. Here’s why that was allowed | The Conversation (May '20)

How early Australian settlers drew maps to erase Indigenous people and push ideas of colonial superiority | The Conversation (May '21)

The First Australians grew to a population of millions, much more than previous estimates | The Conversation (May '21)

Friday essay: masters of the future or heirs of the past? Mining, history and Indigenous ownership | The Conversation (Jan '21)

Cook commemorations are mute on intimate encounters and their profound impact on Indigenous women | The Conversation (Jun '20)

Truganini's story has always been told as tragedy. She was so much more than that | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Australia is built on lies, so why would we be surprised about lies about climate change? | The Guardian (Jan '20)

Henry Reynolds: Australia was founded on a hypocrisy that haunts us to this day | The Conversation (Aug '18)

What are the History Wars | Koori Web (Winter/Spring '03)

Blackmans Point massacre of Birpai people could soon be formally acknowledged - ABC News (May '21)

It is high time there was an official monument to Indigenous victims of the frontier wars | Frontier wars | The Guardian (Apr '21)

All Australians, but especially Scott Morrison, must tell the truth about our violent history | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Aboriginal people sacrificed their lives in the frontier wars for us to be here. I wanted to honour them | The Guardian (Jul '20)

The Pinjarra massacre: it's time to speak the truth of this terrible slaughter | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Blood, brains and foul murder: evidence of Australia's massacres is in its newspapers | The Guardian (Nov '19)

Forced to build their own pyres: dozens more Aboriginal massacres revealed in Killing Times research | The Guardian (Nov '19)

The Killing Times … a map of sites where violence occurred on the Australian frontier. | The Guardian … (Nov '19)

Bad Aunty: 10 Years On, How ABC Lateline Sparked The Racist NT Intervention (With Introduction By John Pilger) - New Matilda (Jun '17)

How Western Australia's 'unofficial' use of neck chains on Indigenous people lasted 80 years | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Stolen wages and living under wage control laws involved long hours, lonely days, say Aboriginal workers - ABC News (Dec '20)

80 years ago, Violet was stolen and forced into unpaid work. She says the PM is wrong: It was slavery | ABC (Jun '20)

Was there slavery in Australia? Yes. It shouldn’t even be up for debate | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Indigenous workers receive $190m stolen wages settlement from Queensland government | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Jul '19)

Indigenous stolen wages at centre of WA class action as dust settles on Queensland case - ABC News (Jun '19)

Senate Committee Report: Unfinished business - Indigenous stolen wages (Dec '06)

First Nations families need support to stay together, before we create another Stolen Generation (May '21)

Too many Aboriginal children are growing up disconnected from their Mob, Country and culture | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Ali Cobby Eckermann on winning the world's richest writing prize: 'It's taken time to adjust' | The Guardian (Mar '20)

'Name 10': the journalism of Andrew Bolt | ABC (Oct '11)

Bringing them home: The 'Stolen Children' report | Dept of Human Rights (Apr '97)

7 more things you should know about Invasion Day - IndigenousX (Jan '21)

Australia Day 2021: On Invasion Day, our calls for justice will not be silenced | SMH (Jan '21)

I am an Australia Day ambassador and support a change in date | Australia sport | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Amid the false history over 26 January, it pays to consider what Australia was really built on | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Australia Day is an annual reminder of the theft of a nation. As it is, it can never unite us | Australia Day | The Guardian (Jan '21)

How political fear erodes Indigenous rights | The Saturday Paper (Jan '21)

Myths around mental illness cause high rates of unemployment | The Conversation (Dec '19)

Coalition grant to help people move for work used by just 3,000 people in seven years | Australian politics | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Dire outlook for wages suggests broken economic models, dud IR policy | Crikey (May '21)

Coalition abandons crackdown on wage theft as Senate passes gutted industrial relations bill | Industrial relations | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Chance for genuine industrial relations reform thrown under the omnibus | The Conversation (Dec '20)

So much for consensus: Morrison government’s industrial relations bill is a business wish list | The Conversation (Dec '20)

'Nasty act from a nasty government': Labor and unions go in to bat for workers' rights | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Morrison government invites unions to dance, but employer groups call the tune | The Conversation (May '20)

Government agency apologises for asking Centrelink staff to cut contact with vulnerable people | Centrelink | The Guardian (Feb '21)

One Nation backflip sinks safeguards to prevent older workers being sacked under jobmaker | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Morrison says: "the government can’t allow the lifeline [to] hold Australia back as we move into the next phases of recovery" | The Guardian (Nov '20)

‘Deeply hurtful’ claims of Australian jobseekers turning down work are based on scant evidence | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Here we go again, government blames the jobless for unemployment | Canberra Times (Jul '20)

The 'job snob' stereotype has been used for decades to denigrate the unemployed. Facts tell a different story | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Unemployment is no fun at the best of times, but it's particularly strange during a pandemic | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Scott Morrison’s ‘work harder to earn more’ nonsense shows how out of touch with workers he is | Per Capita (Oct '19)

The demerit system is ruthless social policy, designed to keep the poor powerless | The Guardian (Jul ‘18)

Clear as mud: gig workers' rights versus Uber, Deliveroo, Ola and Menulog fight for flexibility - Michael West (May '21)

Figures reveal exploitation on farms has been left to run rampant | New Daily (Apr '21)

Seasonal work on Australia’s farms: ‘No one wants to do this sort of work’ | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Ripe for reform: pandemic crisis exposes fault lines in Australia's fruit industry | Rural Australia | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Coalition proposes retrospectively stripping misclassified casuals of up to $39bn in claims | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Hating on the Woodville Pizza guy won’t fix a problem that was entirely foreseeable | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Delivery riders are dying in a system which never should have been allowed to thrive | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Fijian workers on Pacific Labour Scheme say they were fired over workplace injuries and faced deportation - ABC News (Jul '20)

What defines casual work? Federal Court ruling highlights a fundamental flaw in Australian labour law | The Conversation (May '20)

COVID-19 has put jobs in danger. How many workers don't have leave entitlements? (Mar '20)

Casualisation of the workforce has fallen: ABS data (Jan '19)

We should be concerned about the casualisation of full-time work (Jan '18)

Deliveroo loses unfair dismissal case in decision with 'huge implications' for Australia's gig workers (May '21)

NSW food delivery taskforce ignored riders safety concerns, advocates say | Australia news | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Food delivery levy proposed to pay for workers' comp for the gig economy (Dec '20)

'They don't have brakes, the tyres are gone': food delivery companies accused of bike safety failures (Nov '20)

Australian food delivery workers had pay cut amid increased pandemic demand (Nov '20)

'By Tuesday I'm sitting on $31.08': a week in the life of a Melbourne food delivery worker (Oct '20)

Casual and migrant workers are at the mercy of an economy that punishes its victims (Apr '20)

Did somebody say workers' rights? Three big questions about Menulog's employment plan | The Conversation (Apr '21)

Senate hearing prompts shift by Menulog. Who's next? | Crikey (Apr '21)

Menulog to pay minimum wage, trial direct employment in Australian first (Apr '21)

NSW government announces taskforce to investigate food delivery deaths (Nov '20)

Uber Eats rider killed in Sydney is the fifth food delivery death in two months (Nov '20)

Death of Sydney Uber Eats rider the fourth food delivery fatality in two months (Nov '20)

Australia's delivery deaths: the riders who never made it and the families left behind (Nov '20)

Deaths of two food delivery riders in Sydney throws spotlight on gig workers' conditions (Oct '20)

Regional job vacancies hit an all time high but lack of workers leaves employers desperate - ABC News (May '21)

Australia is witnessing a record regional jobs boom. Here's where to find them in every state - ABC News (Dec '20)

The sailors stranded at sea because of Australia's trade war - 7am (Jan '21)

Australia urged to tighten anti-slavery laws as UK cracks down on Chinese forced labour | Australian foreign policy | The Guardian (Jan '21)

Robodebt scandal: ‘vanishing’ Centrelink debts condemned by MPs and campaigners | Centrelink debt recovery | The Guardian (Apr ’21)

Robo-debt: the origin of the supervillain | 7am Podcast (Feb ’21)

Robo-debt: a government-sanctioned debt sentence | The Saturday Paper (Nov ’20)

Big picture: Robo-debt, politics and poverty | The Saturday Paper (Nov '20)

'Robodebt-related trauma': the victims still paying for Australia's unlawful welfare crackdown | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Robodebt was a policy fiasco with a human cost we have yet to fully appreciate | The Conversation (Nov '20)

'Fess up': Robo-debt victims want government ministers to face grilling | SMH (Nov '20)

Robodebt scandal: more than 3,000 deceased estates owed refunds by Australian government | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Coalition won’t rule out passing new laws to reboot robodebt scheme | The Guardian (Jun '20)

Centrelink was warned robodebts could be inaccurate more than four years ago | The Guardian(Jun '20)

Centrelink continues to chase welfare clients for robodebts despite coronavirus | The Guardian(Mar '20)

Coalition told robodebt 'no longer viable' and should be abolished, leaked advice reveals | The Guardian (May '20)

ServicesAus’ tech systems made robodebt worse - InnovationAus (Apr ’21)

Robodebt minister claims win ending scheme | Wellington Times (Nov ’20)

Robodebt court documents show government was warned 76 times debts were not legally enforceable | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Robodebt resumes in Townsville flood area, despite government denials | Australia news | The Guardian (Jul '19)

Robodebt responsible for $1.5bn unlawful debts in ‘very sorry chapter’, court hears | Centrelink debt recovery | The Guardian (May '21)

Federal government criticised for continuing robodebt after admitting it was unlawful | Centrelink debt recovery | The Guardian (Apr '21)

Robodebt victim refunded more than $56,000 in erroneous Centrelink debts | The Guardian (Dec '20)

Billion-dollar robodebt settlement reveals massive scale of welfare crackdown disaster | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Robodebt class action: Coalition agrees to pay $1.2bn to settle lawsuit | The Guardian (Nov '20)

Government to repay 470,000 unlawful robodebts in what might be Australia’s biggest-ever financial backdown | The Conversation (May '20)

Centrelink must review welfare debts after tribunal casts further doubt on income averaging, senator says | Centrelink | The Guardian (Mar '21)

Centrelink pursued disability pensioner for welfare debt caused by ‘administration error’ | The Guardian (Oct '20)

Coalition says it has no duty of care for welfare recipients over robodebt | The Guardian (Feb '20)

Coalition senators suggest robodebt victims buried their heads in the sand to deal with scheme | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Centrelink sent Tracey a $45,500 parenting allowance bill, but she doesn't have any children | ABC (Feb '20)

Centrelink accused of issuing $14,500 robodebt to pensioner with intellectual impairment | The Guardian (Oct '19)

Homeless woman says Centrelink took entire $3,500 tax return for disputed robodebt | The Guardian (Aug ’19)

Officials refuse to say how many flawed robodebts they have found | The Guardian (Mar '20)

Robodebt scandal: leak reveals unlawful debts predate 2015 but government has no plans to pay back money | The Guardian (May '20)

Robodebt victims forced to wait for refunds from unlawful Centrelink debts (Jul '20)

Government may not repay 200 Centrelink debts raised using ‘unlawful’ method | The Guardian (Jul '20)

'Not correct' that robodebt caused suicides, former head of Human Services says | The Guardian (Jul '20)

Robodebt official challenged by mothers of two young men who took their own lives | The Guardian (Aug ’20)

Robodebt claims the life of a 19-year-old mum | Ind. Aus (Jul ’20)

Over 2000 people died after receiving Centrelink robo-debt notice, figures reveal | ABC (Feb ’19)

'I called him my golden child': Mum who lost son to suicide joins calls for robodebt apology | 9 News (Jun ’20)

JobSeeker rate rise 'bloody awful', a 'poverty sentence' | The New Daily (Mar '21)

JobSeeker increase: Parliament begged for rate rise |New Daily (Mar '21)

Canberra on a big budget: how jobseeker stacks up against a federal politician’s perks | Welfare | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Offering newly jobless five times as much as long-term unemployed would fail 'most in need' | Welfare | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Jobseeker Covid payment extended till March but will be cut to $150 a fortnight | The Guardian (Nov '20)

‘If JobSeeker was cut, the unemployed would be picking fruit’? Why that’s not true | The Conversation (Sep '20)

Australia's jobless benefits will be among worst in OECD after Covid supplement cut | The Guardian (Jun '20)

The Coalition can choose not to revert to trickle-down economics in the budget | The Guardian (Sep ’20)

What happens when you free unemployed Australians from 'mutual obligations' and boost their benefits? We just found out | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Australia's jobless to face mutual obligation rule despite few job vacancies | The Guardian (Sep '20)

Confused about your JobSeeker requirements? You don't have to Work for the Dole - ABC News (Aug '20)

Morrison government announces return to mutual obligation for jobseekers | The Guardian (Jun '20)

The true cost of the government's changes to JobSeeker is incalculable. It's as if it didn't learn from Robodebt (Mar '21)

The $50 boost to JobSeeker will take Australia's payment from the lowest in the OECD to the second-lowest after Greece | The Conversation (Feb '21)

Morrison's meagre jobseeker rise is a political fix that only tightens the screws on the unemployed | Scott Morrison | The Guardian (Feb '21)

The jobseeker increase is pathetic – and so is the spin to justify the paltry amount | Welfare | The Guardian (Feb '21)

Cutting JobSeeker could cost more than keeping it, according to new Deloitte analysis, with 145,000 jobs at risk | Business Insider (Feb '21)

The compromise that might just boost the JobSeeker unemployment benefit | The Conversation (Jul '20)

Church leaders join environment groups to call for increase to JobSeeker payments | Newcastle Herald (Jul '20)

The true cost of the government's changes to JobSeeker is incalculable. It's as if it didn't learn from Robodebt | The Conversation (Mar '21)

Philip Lowe is right. Raising jobseeker is not just about good economics, it's about fairness | Australian economy | The Guardian (Feb '21)

'Brutal for people trying to survive': Economists back JobSeeker extension, wage subsidy review | SMH (Dec '20)

Top economists want JobSeeker boosted by $100+ per week and tied to wages | The Conversation (Nov '20)

New finding: boosting JobSeeker wouldn’t keep Australians away from paid work | The Conversation (Nov '20)

Increasing JobSeeker payments is 'sustainable', research shows | New Daily (Jul '20)

Welfare suspended 500,000 times since August but new policy making a difference | The Guardian (Dec '20)

'Unfunded empathy': Scott Morrison pushes back on growing calls to lift Newstart rate | The Guardian (Jul '19)