Responsible pet ownership seems to be key.
75 percent of Aussies currently choose cremation.
There’s been a worrying increase in hospitalisations among users.
Responsible pet ownership seems to be key.
75 percent of Aussies currently choose cremation.
There’s been a worrying increase in hospitalisations among users.
With Queensland and Victoria opting to trial medicinal cannabis, Tijan Biner examines the barriers that could restrict the legalisation of the drug.
There are several, smaller public transport reforms that should take precedence over the Melbourne Metro Rail Project, writes Ethan Miller.
Strategies to limit feral cats’ effects on biodiversity must be accompanied by responsible domestic cat ownership, writes Johanna Brasier.
Welcome Home Asylum Seeker Picnics connects asylum seekers with Australian residents in an effort to promote empathy and mutual respect, writes Nat Kassel.
Exploitation of exotic animals in Australian circuses should perform a disappearing act, writes Stephanie Atkins.
New legislation could mean less money for Australian families with unvaccinated children and increased safety for the community, writes Nick Harrison.
Australians are speaking up against the planned closure of up to 150 remote Aboriginal communities in Western Australia, writes Nat Kassel.
Australia should follow New Zealand’s lead and ban the cruel practice of animal testing, writes Ewa Staszewska.
Victoria’s parole system is now the toughest in Australia but it could have negative effects on rehabilitation, writes Ethan Miller.
We often stress about the cost of living, but perhaps we should be putting savings aside for the cost of death too, writes Joely Mitchell.
The most recent tobacco reforms are part of the Victorian government’s incremental approach to deter smoking, writes Matthew Santini.
French women have won the right to less intrusive titles and it’s time Australians had that same privilege, writes Joely Mitchell.
Financial independence is empowering for many single women but it could also lead to retirement difficulties, writes Tijan Biner.
Having witnessed a heated rally in Melbourne yesterday, Philippe Perez wonders if the real message is getting lost amidst the shouting.
It’s the fastest growing ridesharing service in Australia, but not all of Uber’s services are legal, writes Nat Kassel.
Goods and services can cost more in Australia but consumers are finding ways to avoid price discrimination, writes Ethan Miller.
Is there a job shortage or are young Australians being too picky with employment? asks Tijan Biner.
Mental illnesses are poorly understood by society. Nick Harrison explains how this affects individuals living with schizophrenia.
It will be even harder to find a seat on Melbourne’s Metro trains by 2016, writes Joely Mitchell.
Australian media ownership will become even more concentrated if proposed new laws are passed, writes Ethan Miller.
