The future of Electric Vehicles
Razor's Edge Reporter Thomas Koutis speaks with the President of the AEVA (Australian Electric Vehicle association)…
Current Affairs & Analysis
First Indigenous-owned solar microgrid lights the way for Marlinja
A landmark First Nations-owned solar microgrid development has been launched in the remote Northern Territory town…
Charity provides innovative affordable co-housing for older single women
A charity has purchased land and is set to build their first affordable homes based on…
Farmers mental health decline: Rural Aid
Australia’s rural charity is assisting farmers battling increased levels of mental ill-health in recent months. A…
‘An Animal Welfare Disaster’: Greyhound Advocates Reeling ...
Content warning: the following contains distressing themes. Animal advocates are outraged over the recent announcement…
US of Ed: Home Free
"In Biden's case, his voters are there but they need to be compelled to vote given…
Push back against NSW knife laws
In a sweeping effort to tackle knife crime in the state, NSW Police now have the power to use metal-detecting wands to stop and scan people without a warrant in designated areas. But several legal groups are concerned the ambiguous wording of the law will give police undefined and unlimited powers. Read More
National Rally confident going into French elections
The right-wing National Rally party is gaining traction in the troubled islands of New Caledonia. Image:…
Julian Assange flying to Canberra
In a carefully constructed exit, Julian Assange came to an agreement with the US for a…
Australia Passes World-First Vaping Law
The government has secured a deal with the greens in the senate in order to pass…
The sky’s the limit for Indigenous Youth
A youth hub located in Wagga Wagga is transforming the futures of young Indigenous children away…
The 2024 Paris Olympics raises concerns of being super-spreader Dengue...
France welcomes 10 million athletes, spectators, officials, and tourists for the 2024 Olympics held in Paris.…