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A man died. A UN representative is asking questions. Yet protests in Kalgoorlie and Perth haven’t rated a mention. Have you heard of Mr Ward?
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Graeme Clark’s journey from inquisitive schoolboy to revolutionary medico is extraordinary. 
As the euthanasia debate continues, the church grapples with end of life issues. 
In 2007 the City of Sydney made a bold commitment: to end chronic homelessness by 2017. The night owls of Sydney have recently had the opportunity to witness this plan in action.
As the bushfires continue in Victoria, leaving devastation in their wake, there has been a public cry for help from a higher power – help from none other than… God. ‘What the?!’ you ask. Isn’t Australia SECULAR? Don’t we TAKE CARE OF OURSELVES? Why is God getting such publicity at this time?
Promises are to politics what pointe shoes are to ballerinas — without them there would be no dance. As the Labor Government begins its second year in office, The Transit Lounge looks at five promises the Labor Party made in the lead up to the 2007 Federal Election, and how its fared since. 
The good old Aussie fair go has slowly but surely been eroded as our nation has become ever more divided between the haves and have-nots. Social inclusion is a society in which everyone has access to the means and opportunities to participate in, contribute to, and be valued by their community..
