Seamus May is a Communications Coordinator at The Shout. He covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, culture, and society, with a focus on civil rights, social interest, racial issues, diversity and inclusion, and gender issues. Seamus's work has been featured in The Shout.
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Seamus May's coverage primarily focuses on the local food and beverage industry in Australia, with a particular emphasis on breweries, distilleries, alcohol-related events, and awards. The majority of his articles are based on press releases or event coverage.
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By: Seamus May
We joined other energy justice and civil society organisations in calling for fairer power price caps.
The NSW Government has today announced reforms to embedded networks, making immediate changes and committing to substantial medium-term reforms.
By: Seamus May
Anna won the Amir Bodenstein lived experience award, named in honour of a fellow StreetCare member.
By: Seamus May
The Justice and Equity Centre (JEC) is representing two Aboriginal brothers in a racial discrimination case at the Federal Court, after they were subjected to more than 150 intimidating home checks by police across 20 months.
By: Seamus May
Today the NSW Government urgently introduced the Children (Criminal Proceedings) and Young Offenders Legislation Amendment Bill 2025 to NSW Parliament.
By: Seamus May
This explainer is aimed at helping people know how to gather and preserve information following injury or arrest by police.
This year, we are pursuing an agenda of practical reforms to improve lives and challenge injustice.
We’re thrilled to share a gallery of photos from our 2026 Social Justice Dinner.
New research from Towards Truth details how Governor’s policies provided the platform for frontier violence to take hold.
By: Seamus May
Leaders called on the NSW Government to raise the age and invest in community services.
