MOJO News • 2nd May 2024

Asia-Pacific a top priority for global health summit

Asia-Pacific nations have been “frequently neglected” in global health discussions due to their small populations and comparative poverty, the 2024 World Health Summit Regional Meeting heard in Melbourne last week.

At the first WHS regional meeting hosted in Australia, Summit Council co-chair Professor Ilona Kickbusch told MOJO News it is vital that the world’s most influential global hea

MOJO News • 1st March 2024

'Time to listen to students': Accord targets equity amid calls to bridge skills gap

The Universities Accord report calls for major changes in the education sector, including needs-based funding.

MOJO News • 15th September 2023

'There is a lot to be done': Universities' shame over sexual assaults

It has been almost two years since the 2021 National Student Safety Survey (NSSS) revealed 275 students are being sexually assaulted at Australian universities every week.

MOJO News spoke to three MPs on the new Working Group and issues of action and accountability.

Herald Sun • 21st September 2023

Trial to thwart a killer

Victorian researchers are leading a new international clinical trial to improve the outcomes of treatment for two rare and aggressive women's cancers.

The Canberra Times • 14th July 2023

Indian Mynas a major problem

ACT government petitioned to reduce Indian mynas in Canberra's public lands

MOJO News • 15th October 2022

Transport and health loom as key election battlegrounds, ahead of November poll

The future of the Victorian government’s Suburban Rail Loop project is on the line in next month’s state election, with the Liberal Party pledging to scrap it and prioritise healthcare.

MOJO News • 31st August 2022

Australia’s political landscape must reflect nation’s diversity, say trailblazers

Despite more than a third of Australians being born overseas, 96 per cent of politicians are from a European background.

A new generation of politician is calling for action over a lack of diversity among Australia’s elected officials.

While Australia has continued to grow as a multicultural population with more than 270 identifiable ancestries, 96 per cent of politicians come from a European background, according to a 2018 Australian Human Rights Commission study.

Victorian Greens leader Dr

The Canberra Times • 11th July 2023

Canberrans among largest opioid users as nation's drug use drops: report

Canberrans were the second highest users of heroin and oxycodone despite an overall decrease in the national consumption of the drugs, a new report has found.

MOJO News • 12th May 2023

Calls for Chinese Australians to help shape nation's future with the Voice

Engaging Chinese Australians in the national conversation on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a vital part of fostering reconciliation, leading multicultural advocates say.

The Canberra Times • 21st July 2023

Ain't no mountain high enough

"But something I always say is that being an athlete is 24/7... you are always what you eat; you are either training or in resting mode. It is not like a normal job, but it has its own hardships and not everyone can be like that because it is so demanding.


"It is cool to have an opportunity to capture a moment that wouldn't necessarily be caught ... when you are alone. I think it is super special and that it [filming] puts a lot of value into it because it is very raw and real."

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