However, inclusion is also about belonging, whether a student is welcomed as an equal and can participate fully in school life, and is seen as a whole person rather than being defined by ...

I was a “rover” which was pretty apt seeing my best mate, the Kelpie-cross was also a Rover, but he had four feet which would have been useful for ducking and weaving under the hot northern sun.

When it had seemed the Dockers held a winning lead over the Lions, the fans were dancing and cheering in the street over in West Australia, and the celebratory tune Wharfies Time started booming over ...

It is hard to identify much effective action by governments but, without policy change, the problem will remain and communities will feel increasingly unsafe. In Australia, the economic impact of ...

Overall, the core question is what to do to rid Australia of our serious gangster problem. I think the solution ultimately lies with the voting public. It would be fair to say that in both Queensland ...

Five men, initially detained on suspicion of committing offences under the Explosives Act, then arrested on suspicion of preparation of a terrorist act. Residents of 85 households in the Cotswolds ...

The full depths of criminality that plagues this union have been revealed in a report by Geoffrey Watson SC commissioned by the Queensland government. Among dozens of people named as benefitting from ...

Artificial intelligence possesses a dramatic capacity to learn. Regular users already notice how chatbots attune their responses to the patterns and preferences revealed in conversation. What begins ...

Tuning in to Four Corners Timber Turmoil a few weeks ago, I wasn't expecting a pro-forestry view to emerge – still, the opening statement was insightful – and left no one in any doubt as to where we ...

It is time to bring Europe’s blue waterways back to the centre of its connectivity agenda.

The demographer is interested in war from a number of perspectives. These include, firstly population dynamics and distribution and the role they play in causing collective violence and aggression.

Through 2006 the cash rate moved between 5.50 and 6.25 per cent, and it was ordinary news, not a national emergency. It reached 6.75 per cent in late 2007 and 7.25 per cent through the middle of 2008.