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Australia set to be 'functionally cashless' by 2030
New rules force shops to accept cash, but experts predict a digital future. Discover why 1.5 million vulnerable Australians risk being left behind. Read the full analysis.
US Bans Brits and EU's Breton in Free Speech Row
The US State Department has banned two British campaigners and a former EU commissioner, accusing them of extraterritorial censorship of American speech online. Read the full details.
AFL probes president's 'grooming' remark to women's team
A Victorian women's football club reports a league president to the AFL Integrity Unit over alleged 'harmful and offensive' comments about gender diversity and 'grooming'. Read the full story.
Study reveals sharp decline in TV streaming diversity
A major UCLA report finds diversity in streaming has reversed, with over 91% of shows created by white people. Discover the data and what it means for the industry's future.
Disabled fans slam FIFA over 2026 World Cup ticket prices
FIFA is accused of excluding disabled supporters with soaring resale prices and new companion ticket charges for the 2026 World Cup. Read the full story on the growing controversy.
Labour's Kendall hits back at Farage over diversity comments
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall brands Nigel Farage's criticism of diversity hiring 'ignorant' as she launches a new women in tech taskforce, aiming to tackle a £3.5bn talent drain.
Academics appeal Alabama DEI law ruling
Professors and students in Alabama appeal a court decision upholding a state law banning DEI initiatives in public universities, citing academic freedom concerns. Read the latest.
Pentagon cuts Boy Scouts ties over name and DEI
Exclusive: Pete Hegseth moves to end Pentagon's support for Scouting America, citing diversity push and removal of 'boy' from name. A 100-year partnership ends.
Fury as boy, 13, excluded from Christmas lights event
Stevenage Borough Council apologises after a 13-year-old boy with special needs was pushed to the back of the stage and excluded from turning on the town's Christmas lights, despite being promised the role.
SEND Crisis: System Nears Collapse as Demand Soars
England's special educational needs services face total collapse. Experts demand transparency, proper funding, and firm safeguards for vulnerable children and families.
Michigan Volleyball Match Sparks Trans Athlete Row
A Michigan high school volleyball quarterfinal faces controversy over a transgender player, prompting intervention from school officials. Read the full story on this developing situation.
EU Fights for Digital Sovereignty Against Tech Giants
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton warns Europe must protect its digital laws from US pressure and assert sovereignty against competing tech empires. Read why Europe's digital future matters.
NZ Breakers boycott Pride Round rainbow insignia
New Zealand Breakers players will collectively boycott rainbow flags on jerseys during NBL Pride Round, supporting teammates with religious objections. Read the full story on this developing sports controversy.
Benefits banking crackdown could close thousands of accounts
Exclusive: Major banking reforms could see benefits claimants losing accounts as DWP tightens rules on fund monitoring and fraud prevention.
ATO staff ordered to declare gender identity in diversity survey
The Australian Taxation Office faces backlash after mandating staff to disclose personal diversity details including gender identity and sexuality in what critics call 'invasive workplace surveillance' under the Albanese government.
UK pilot scheme helps homeless people access banking
The UK government launches a groundbreaking initiative to tackle financial exclusion by helping homeless individuals access basic banking services through a new pilot scheme starting in January.
NWSL trans athlete debate ignites after ex-player's column
Ex-NWSL star Elizabeth Eddy's explosive column on transgender athletes in women's football has divided the sports world, drawing both fierce backlash and vocal agreement as the inclusion debate intensifies.
Victoria's Secret embraces body positivity in major rebrand
The lingerie giant's stunning transformation from promoting unattainable beauty standards to embracing diverse body types signals a new era for fashion inclusivity.
ITN faces staff backlash over 'woke' workplace training
Britain's leading news broadcaster ITN confronts internal criticism as employees question mandatory diversity sessions addressing unconscious bias and LGBTQ+ terminology.
Paul Sinha blasts TV bosses over diversity hypocrisy
Quizzer Paul Sinha exposes shocking double standards in television industry diversity initiatives while calling for genuine inclusion reforms.
Transgender group sues England Cricket Board over policy
Transgender rights group takes England Cricket Board to court following controversial new participation guidelines that restrict transgender women's cricket involvement.
Theatre's Invisible Barrier: Disabled Audiences Excluded
An alarming new report reveals UK theatres are failing disabled patrons, with inaccessible venues, poor communication, and systemic exclusion creating 'cultural segregation'.
Diversity advert backlash sparks racism accusations
A recent diversity campaign featuring Sarah Pochin has ignited fierce debate about whether progressive advertising is promoting inclusion or inadvertently fostering division in British society.
Digital ID: When Will It Become Mandatory in Britain?
From banking to benefits - discover the everyday situations where digital ID will become mandatory across the UK and what it means for your privacy and convenience.
Waitrose axes autistic volunteer after 18 years of service
Supermarket giant Waitrose sparks outrage after dismissing long-serving autistic volunteer to hire paid staff member, raising questions about corporate inclusion policies.
ASDA hires autistic man let go by Waitrose after years volunteering
In a powerful move for workplace inclusion, ASDA has hired an autistic man who was unexpectedly released by Waitrose after years of dedicated volunteering, sparking important conversations about neurodiversity in retail.
Olympian's granddaughter loses qualification to transgender student
The granddaughter of a celebrated British Olympian has failed to qualify for a sporting event after finishing behind a transgender student, sparking a family appeal and reigniting the debate about fairness in women's sports.
Minnesota Court Rules on Trans Athletes in Women's Sports
In a groundbreaking decision with national implications, Minnesota's highest court has dismissed a legal challenge against transgender powerlifter's participation in women's competitions, setting a crucial precedent for sports inclusion policies.
NFL's transgender policy sparks controversy under Goodell
Exclusive: The National Football League's new transgender participation guidelines spark heated debate across sports and political spheres, with critics calling the policy discriminatory.
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