Articles tagged ‘Social Justice’.
Luka Lesson won the first round of the Australian Poetry Slam at The Maurocco Bar, Castlemaine, in October last year, and went on to become the Austra...
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Three car bombs have exploded in Dublin, killing 23 people and injuring more than 100 others during rush hour. Five more people died and another 20 we...
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WITH TRACEY CANDY AND STAN MUNRO CONCERT TRES SAUCY A super special fund-raiser in Chewton, starring STAN MUNRO and TRACEY CANDY. Friday, 1 June, 7.30...
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The Victorian government will consider a bid to bring a railway museum to Castlemaine. Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer addressed a Bendigo Yo...
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The Castlemaine Oxfam Group is holding a Bushdance on Saturday, 2 June in the Castlemaine Town Hall, from 6-10pm, to raise money for Oxfam. The Cente...
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Join with the Mount Alexander Volunteer Network on Tuesday 15 May for a delicious two-course meal at the Castlemaine Town Hall and receive a compleme...
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The Government should be building on its commitment to mental health as there remains significant unmet need for essential services, especially in rur...
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A second IRA hunger striker, 25-year-old Francis Hughes, has starved to death in the Maze Prison near Lisburn in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. His ...
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By Chris McGreal May 06, 2012 “The Guardian” – - A United Nations investigator probing discrimination against Native Americans has c...
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Christian Monahan, The Produce Garden So there I was, money in hand at the local wood fired “artisan” bakery, before I even mention that the very ...
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Australian Greens Senator Rachel Siewert says that unemployed Australians have been overlooked in the Federal budget. “The budget is good news for w...
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The University of Melbourne is leading a long-term study into the health and wellbeing of people affected by the 2009 Victorian bushfires. The study a...
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Victorian College of the Arts students will receive a crash course in how art can be used as a tool of protest and as a catalyst for social change, by...
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The Greens will this week move for a Productivity Commission inquiry into the Federal Government’s funding of childcare services including a rev...
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The new Castlemaine citizens’ club formed to support the Maryborough Highland Society’s proposal for their Castlemaine Sports and Communit...
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Kyneton as Anything is a not-for-profit community kitchen aimed at connecting people with good quality, local food and with each other. Inspired by t...
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It started, as many days do in Greece, with a trip to the kiosk to buy cigarettes. Still half-asleep, Panayiotis Roumeliotis was surprised to be asked...
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The big untold story of Tuesday’s State Budget was the government’s 80 per cent cut to the Parliamentary wages bill. The Government said Parliame...
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Argentina’s only cruiser, the General Belgrano, has been sunk by a British nuclear submarine in the South Atlantic. It is the first serious atta...
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Premier Baillieu is mad to set aside funds for the East West Tunnel in today’s Budget, Mr Bandt said. Mr Bandt said the tollway plan will wreck inne...
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Thanks Rosemary for your article. As a teacher and parent I too am concerned about media popularising violence especially in young people who have not...
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The Gillard Government and Opposition are out of step with community attitudes towards welfare payments with a new survey showing that Australians sup...
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Long-term planning, upstream investment and early action prevent harm. We must get better at preventing harm – to people, planet and the economy. Th...
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By Rosemary McKenry A 13-year-old girl, Ruby, puts up two ‘likes’ on her Facebook page. ‘The Hunger Games’ and ‘Kony 2012.’ Her friends do...
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By Mark Steel If the Spanish Inquisition was around now they’d have the Pope interviewed on Channel 4 News, saying, “I have tremendous res...
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Victorians are blowing almost half a million dollars an hour on poker machines during busy periods, with problem gamblers estimated to be losing up to...
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By Joyce Sanders We remember the names of a lot of the heroes of the first World War: on 25 April, 1918, the battle at Villiers-Bretonneux gave hero ...
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By Major General Smedley Butler, US Marine Corps Major Butler joined the Marine Corps when the Spanish American War broke out, earned the Brevette Med...
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Grisly photos of American soldiers posing with bodies of suspected Taliban insurgents resemble ’tourist pics’ and represent the changing ...
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Is Fukushima’s Doomsday Machine About to Blow? By Mike Whitney April 19, 2012 “Information Clearing House” — Mounting troubles...
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By Christian Monahan, The Produce Garden You’re lying supine in the middle of the road, you have no idea how you even got there, you turn your head,...
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The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has listed Council’s appeal against the decision of the Victorian Commission for Gambling and...
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A new study has shown that the level of charitable and community contributions provided by poker machine operators is ‘miniscule’ in comparison to...
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The Howard government made it harder for some nationalities to become citizens, and Labor has made it worse, writes Kerry Ryan, a researcher at the Sw...
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