One quarter of Australian workers have no paid sick leave. They are more likely than most to work in service industries, dealing with people face to face.
The NSW government has already ruled out five recommendations from the Ice inquiry, including pill testing and more medically-supervised injecting centres.
Six decades ago, 'the brides’ plane' brought young, single, Catholic domestic workers under Plan Marta - a migration agreement between the governments of Australia and Spain, bolstered by the Catholic Church.
Claire Annesley plans to build on the Faculty’s international reputation continuing to attract students and academics to take on society’s most pressing problems.
Professor Alison Ritter receives an Order of Australia (AO) for distinguished service to drug and alcohol research and social policy, education and professional medical societies.
A group of donor-conceived and surrogate-born people have spoken out at the UN in a renewed push to improve the rights of access to biological information.
It took 22 years for Master of Environmental Management student Lily Khash-Erdene to make good on a pledge to her father to study overseas to help her home country.
Dr Theun Pieter van Tienoven, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC), has been selected for the prestigious Paul De Vroede Award 20
