Most people recognise organisations such as the YMCA and the Boy Scouts, or events such as the Modern Olympic Games, summer camps and wilderness retreats. Few, though, have ever heard of the movement ...
Nicola Henry, Professor, Australian Research Council Future Fellow, & Deputy Director, Social Equity Research Centre, RMIT University More must be done to bolster fairness in Australian workplaces as ...
On February 28, 2024, a key Chadian opposition politician, Yaya Dillo, was killed during an assault carried out by state security forces on his party’s headquarters in Chad’s capital, N’Djamena. A ...
The failure of governments around the world to consult Indigenous Peoples on Covid-19 school closures and other emergency pandemic responses violated their rights, as children continue to feel the ...
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Fongbe (Fon) is the most widely-spoken local language in Southern Benin but this language is gradually losing its place as a mother tongue to the detriment of foreign language teaching.
Planting trees might make Freetown in Sierra Leone more resilient to climate change but it won’t end global warming. Only ditching fossil fuels can do that.
Chinese robot manufacturer Unitree was demonstrating its latest H1 robots at a lantern festival in the city of Taishan, Guangdong province, when one walked up to the crowd barrier and seemed to lunge ...
Water-based batteries could be key in helping Canada achieve its net zero goals by 2050 — here’s how
Canada has set an ambitious target to be net zero by 2050. Key to achieving this target will be decarbonizing the country’s energy grid. Renewable energy sources will be an important aspect of these ...
Mozambique’s Frelimo-led government must urgently launch investigations into reports of widespread human rights violations committed during the ongoing crackdown on protests following disputed ...
NZ’s barriers to economic growth: short-term thinking, political concentration and policy flip-flops
A lack of political consensus on New Zealand’s economic growth strategy, along with a misunderstanding of what actually drives growth, is holding the country back.
Colombia’s history as a drug trafficking hub plays a major role in attracting visitors to the country – a form of travel known as “dark tourism”. But the Colombian government and much of the ...
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