the wire Community & Indigenous Radio Listen to the latest Edition Previous Editions Communications & Culture Education Health Politics & Economy Science & Environment Social Justice The Law Latest Stories Calls for more marine sanctuaries to be declared Calls for more marine sanctuaries to be declared Indigenous Science & Environment There are calls for more marine sanctuaries co-managed by First Nations communities to protect critically endangered species like the Western… Migration agreement risks work for Queenslanders: union Migration agreement risks work for Queenslanders: union Politics & Economy The Queensland government is pursuing a Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) to address workforce shortages ahead of the Brisbane 2032… Program to support Territorians with a job expanded to Alice Springs Program to support Territorians with a job expanded to Alice Springs Communications & Culture Social Justice An organisation has opened an office in Darwin and expanded to Alice Springs to support Australians who need a job…. Divine Playhouse controversy exposes the fragility of cultural infrastructure Divine Playhouse controversy exposes the fragility of cultural infrastructure Communications & Culture Wednesday the 8th of July saw the opening night of Divine Playhouse – a queer-inclusive performance pop-up housed in a… Complex insurance policies a leading factor in underinsurance of flood-prone homes Complex insurance policies a leading factor in underinsurance of flood-prone homes Science & Environment A new study has revealed Australia’s highly complex insurance landscape is a major factor in the underinsurance of homes in… QLD Government fast tracking of critical mineral projects is concerning QLD Government fast tracking of critical mineral projects is concerning Politics & Economy Science & Environment The Queensland government has introduced amendments to fast track projects approvals, especially with critical minerals. The aim of these amendments… Latest Edition More Stories Recent Stories Calls for Pine Gap closure on 60th Anniversary of Agreement Calls for Pine Gap closure on 60th Anniversary of Agreement Politics & Economy Social Justice This year marks the 60th anniversary since the Pine Gap Agreement was signed between Australia and the US. This weekend,… Sustain-Ed helping Ugandan communities improve food security and self-reliance Sustain-Ed helping Ugandan communities improve food security and self-reliance Communications & Culture Science & Environment After more than a decade working in international development, Ragna Gilmour is turning a long-held vision into reality. Her organization,… Calls to boost AI regulation as concern rises in arts sector Calls to boost AI regulation as concern rises in arts sector Communications & Culture The Law The use of AI in Australia’s arts industry has sparked major debate. With some artists and musicians concerned their work… From isolation to political identity: El Gibbs From isolation to political identity: El Gibbs Politics & Economy Social Justice Australians with disability show great resilience and success despite many challenges faced by the sector. Disability advocate El Gibbs is no exception, after isolation and several job… Recent Stories Communication & Culture QLD filmmaker Stephanie Dower on inclusivity in screen industry QLD filmmaker Stephanie Dower on inclusivity in screen industry Communications & Culture For many people living with disability, breaking into the creative industries can mean overcoming barriers. From challenging stereotypes to making… Learning more than one language is critical for young Australians Learning more than one language is critical for young Australians Communications & Culture A event in Brisbane today showcased how knowing a second language is important for employability and cultural awareness. Young Australians… More than half of Australian university students use AI More than half of Australian university students use AI Communications & Culture More than half of Australian university assignments are now estimated to involve some form of artificial intelligence, according to new… Science & Environment The Climate Challenge of Keeping Coal The Climate Challenge of Keeping Coal Science & Environment In the next few weeks a decision is expected on whether activities in two coal mines in the Hunter are… Challenges Ahead as Australia Navigates the AI Boom Challenges Ahead as Australia Navigates the AI Boom Business and Finance Politics & Economy Science & Environment 15 July 2026 Today at Sydney University, the Prime Minister gave a landmark speech setting out policy directions on artificial intelligence. The speech… Community Action Crucial For Kelp Restoration Efforts Community Action Crucial For Kelp Restoration Efforts International Science & Environment Kelp forests cover one-third of our world’s coastlines and according to UNSW Sydney’s Dr. Aaron Eger they are the crucial… Social Justice School for refugees prove “We Are Not Powerless” School for refugees prove “We Are Not Powerless” Education Social Justice A new documentary explores the struggle refugees experience accessing education while waiting for resettlement in transit nations. The film “We… New Report reveals Young People Navigating Sex, Relationships and Violence Earlier New Report reveals Young People Navigating Sex, Relationships and Violence Earlier Health Social Justice A new report from Our Watch and The University of Melbourne’s Youth Research Collective has found young people are being… Senator Steele-John on Resilience and Creating Change Senator Steele-John on Resilience and Creating Change Politics & Economy Social Justice WA Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John knows the barriers people with disability can face, having navigated government systems from a young… Produced By The Wire is the flagship national news program for the community radio sector since 2004. We are a significant alternative voice in Australian current affairs.
