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A researcher from Western Sydney University is asking residents of NSW to take part in an online questionnaire to gather information about attitudes towards wildlife conservation.
The critically endangered Bellinger River Snapping Turtle has new hope thanks to a grant from the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi.
After fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan with his family, Hamid Sediqi arrived in Sydney as a young boy unable to speak English. 15 years later, Hamid has won a prestigious international Chinese language competition.
The broader story of Aboriginal incarceration beyond the borders of the Northern Territory is also largely known. The solutions as difficult as they might appear to be, also might be found in our own history.
High school students and aspiring lawyers from across western Sydney were given the opportunity to meet senior politicians and legal figures, including refugee lawyer Deng Adut, at the Law Alumni Dinner.
As Australians prepare to nominate their chosen religious beliefs in the national census, a researcher is looking into an ambitious section of Australian religious society - active atheism.
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