On Monday, 14th Nov 2022, the Hon. Shaoquett Moselmane MLC hosted a appreciation reception in the honour of famous Arab Journalist Mr. Akram El Moughawich who is serving Multicultural communities in Sydney since 40 years. The event was held at the Coronation Hall, Arncliffe Sydney and attended by Australian Parliamentarians, councilors, community leaders and media representative. The ceremony was presented …

Northern Greenland is a polar desert today, but it was once a lush landscape filled with mastodons, reindeer, caribou and hares. That’s the picture of an ancient ecosystem that has emerged from 2 million-year-old DNA extracted from desiccated dunes on the Peary Land peninsula on Greenland’s northernmost tip. The discovery smashes the record for the oldest DNA ever sequenced and pushes the boundaries of what scientists, …

The State’s anti-discrimination authority, Anti-Discrimination NSW (ADNSW), today launched a series of new in-language video resources aimed at addressing race and other types of discrimination facing multicultural communities in New South Wales. In 2021-22, race discrimination was the second most common type of discrimination complaint lodged with ADNSW. Most race discrimination complaints were in the areas of employment and goods …

Anne Stanley MP Government Whip Member for Werriwa MEDIA RELEASE The Albanese Labor Government has delivered on its promise to legislate a National Anti-Corruption Commission before the end of the year. During the 2022 Federal election, I promised voters across Werriwa that only a Labor Government would return integrity and trust to parliament. By mid-next year Australians will have a …

It’s known as the COVID housing boom: Australia’s house and unit prices went wild as the pandemic set in. But data reveals some suburbs’ prices have slid back from peak levels earlier this year, with some showing double digit falls and a return to levels below March 2020 when the pandemic hit. Sydney and Melbourne have a list of suburbs with house …

Queensland police have charged a 31-year-old man with manslaughter over the sudden death of an 11-year-old boy who was bitten by a snake. The man allegedly failed to seek medical attention after the boy reported being bitten at a property at Murgon in Queensland’s South Burnett region on November 21 last year. Police say the man and the boy were …

Anne Stanley MP Government Whip Federal Member for Werriwa The Australian people, and the people of Werriwa voted for change. They voted for a better future. Werriwa finally has a government that works for them. The Albanese Government has delivered its first budget since the election, ending the waste and rorts over the last 9 years. The Labor budget, the …

The last time a new government brought down its first budget, in 2014, it was a disaster for all concerned. Spending was cut by $14.2 billion over four years and receipts were increased by $3.2 billion – an extraction of $17.4 billion out of the economy – and the Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Treasurer Joe Hockey were extracted within …

The search is on for a division one winning ticket in Australia’s record $160 million Powerball, with the lucky holder yet to claim their $53 million share. Thursday night’s record-breaking $160 million prize was split among entries from Victoria, Western Australia and NSW – with the unclaimed, life-changing ticket purchased from an NSW Lotteries outlet in Penrith. Each of the …

The world is headed for “economy-destroying levels of global heating” as signatory countries to the Paris Agreement fail to commit to more ambitious emissions reduction targets. That’s the message from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, as the United Nations hands down its Emissions Gap Report 2022: The Closing Window. The “emissions gap” refers to the difference or “gap” between where emissions are projected …