Social justice and sustainability

Climate change and COVID-19 behind unsafe workplace heat impacts.

The documentary Incarceration Nation reveals systemic injustice and demands action.

 Australian economist Sean Turnell's freedom may be tied to Aung Sung Suu Kyi. 

People’s moral values are connected to their willingness to act on climate change.

New research examines what life is like for Afghan refugees in Australia.

Photography can help war-torn communities heal, and promote peace.

Biodiversity offset schemes have been marred with controversy.

Wind turbines off the coast could help Australia become an energy superpower. 

Included, but still marginalised: Indigenous voices still missing in media stories.

 Even without new fossil fuel projects, global warming will still exceed 1.5℃.

Consultation is now underway for a plan to reduce our carbon emissions.

University partners with government in cyber and critical technology strategy.

The government still has no plan to help the coal workforce.

A new survey examines accommodation experiences for international students.

Demonstrating links between a healthy seafood sector and community wellbeing.

The federal government's new National Plastics Plan will help reduce waste.

 New research shows plastic waste meant for recycling can end up in the ocean.

Government zoning bias has left marine life in peril since 2012.

Understanding systems of recognition could make honours more representative.

Planning and environmental laws must consider the cumulative effects of development.

The crisis in waste is far from over, despite the export ban.

With the help of UTS students, the Women’s Housing Company has a new strategy.

An innovative project at UTS is turning organic waste into a valuable resource.

The Governor-General is taking on the role of Ambassador of the ground-breaking project.

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Worker health and safety needs urgent action as conditions worsen with climate change.

It's time for workplaces to listen to Indigenous workers' experiences and act.

How you can participate in NAIDOC Week 2020. 

From waste to wow! How UTS is turning leftover food into a valuable resource.

A new kind of transdisciplinary degree for the times.

In housing, work and study it's got tougher post-COVID.