In recent days the Twitterverse of the Premier Mark McGowan and his Education Minister Sue Ellery have been extolling the advantages that we stand to gain from the sales pitch that they have ...

Western Australia and the Northern Territory are home to the majority of remote communities and camps. Many of these towns and camps were conceived by Australia’s historic and not-too-long-ago ...

We know how much you like reading the news on The Stringer website. If you’d like to help us continue to shine a massive great big flood lamp on the political injustices of this country and, indeed, ...

Today, 13 November 2013, WikiLeaks released the secret negotiated draft text for the entire TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) Intellectual Property Rights Chapter. The TPP is the largest-ever economic ...

A motion has been passed unanimously by the Western Australian State Government for a new focus on the suicide epidemic blighting Western Australia. WA has the highest rates of suicide in the nation ...

An epic new film on indigenous Australia — two years in the making — will be launched in Sydney with screenings leading up to ‘Australia Day’, 26 January, at the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Sydney ...

On April 29, 1937, as part of their Words Fail Meseries, BBC broadcast a segment that survives as the only recorded voice of Virginia Woolf —passionate love-letter writer, dedicated diarist,champion ...

On a recent Friday at the Afghan Peace Volunteers‘ (APV) Borderfree Center, here in Kabul, thirty mothers sat cross-legged along the walls of a large meeting room. Masoumah, who co-coordinates the ...

Greece did not make the crises it finds itself within; the crises were borne of paradigms outside Greece’s mythical sovereign borders. That the crises, the widespread impoverishment and its pernicious ...

There is much contention as to whether the Australian context is home to narratives of victimhood. Many social commentators, borne of privilege, argue that the narrative of victimhood is inauthentic ...

Imprisonment rates of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are not just a national shame but an international disgrace for a nation that is the world’s second wealthiest nation per capita.

The young woman does it tough, needs support but got stitched with more than $1000 in fines. Where’s the so-called diversionary alternatives instead of being dragged to Court? Where’s the psychosocial ...