The government refuses to weigh in on a decision related to the Robodebt saga; UN report suggests violence against children in conflict reached extreme levels in 2023, and in sport, $40 million announced to upgrade Sydney's famous Leichhardt Oval.
The government refuses to weigh in on a decision related to the Robodebt saga; UN report suggests violence against children in conflict reached extreme levels in 2023, and in sport, $40 million announced to upgrade Sydney's famous Leichhardt Oval.UN report suggests violence against children in conflict reached extreme levels in 2023.
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has told the ABC she understands there have been "concerns" about the initial NACC decision, but it is not the government's role to assess it.New data has found migration added just over 100,000 people to Australia's population in the last three months of 2023. National President of the Labor Party Wayne Swan has told Channel Nine he believes the government is doing all they can to improve housing supply in the face of increased migration.
The latest arrests following the incident at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley bring the total to 29 people charged. For the first time, the report has put Israeli forces on a blacklist of countries which violate children’s rights for the killing and maiming of children, and attacking schools and hospitals.UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children in Armed Conflict, Virginia Gamba, says there's been a 21 per cent increase in grave violations compared to prior years.
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