West Gippsland Week

Universities Australia has put a submission to an inquiry into improving productivity, to argue their role.

To help students develop financial literacy we introduce a school competition.

Each month we catch up with Australian federal Member fro the electorate of Monash, southeast of Melbourne. here we chat about her first weeks as a member of Parliament, and processes of policy review.

Recent work in NSW has shown that renewals and agriculture can not only work together, but can be mutually beneficial, improving output and providing multiple income streams to the farmer.

Amazing research has revealed that organic compost can remove damaging chemicals, and either change them into benign chemicals or lock them in.

Wildlife Crime seems to be increasing and often involves significant damage to our unique environment. Here we present a recent example, and what to do if you know of something.

There was much hope attached to what is known as the Disability Royal Commission, but almost none of the recommendations have been implemented, especially those relating to housing options. The Summer Foundation is a research organization that looks at these issues.

Indigenous health is very badly behind those of other Australians, and one way to make a difference is to increase the number of indigenous health workers. The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine has seen an improvement in the number of their members, and here we discuss why.

The PALM scheme which allows Pacific Island Worker to come to Australia to work particularly in agriculture has been a quite successful program that has helped both australian industry and the Island economies, but could be made even better, if it adopted some processes used in New Zealand.

Hypermasculinity has become a serious issue of discussion. Here we explore some resources that might help young men grapple with the problem.