AI threats. The jobs that won’t come back and who pays?
The AI race continues apace, driven by those who reap the financial benefits, while ignoring those who lose their jobs. Where is the regulation?
After five long years, Robert Pether is finally free
Caught up in fight about money he had no part in, Australian engineer Robert Pether was imprisoned, tortured and kept under virtual house arrest in Iraq. He is finally free.
Man faces prison for being annoying. Trial likely next year
Palestine activist Austin Mackell is back in Katoomba Court tomorrow fighting over subpoenas to get NSW Police body-cam and notes. He is likely to be tried in the District Court next year.
High Court exposing Attorney-General Rowland’s poor judgement
Six High Court judges unite in opposing the Government’s attempts to force a citizen to pay its legal costs.
Westpac’s Palantir Deal, the Fairford Terror Panic and Shoebridge’s Greens | Scam of the Week
Westpac has handed customer data to Palantir, the US surveillance company, and its customers have not been told. The big banks have also sold our faces to facial recognition Israeli firm BioCatch. The Fairford “terror plot” was five men with no explosives, bailed within 24 hours. David Shoebridge takes the Greens leadership and goes straight after billionaires. BHP’s Mount Arthur has 2,000 workers and 271 insured with Coal Mines Insurance, and News Corp pays no corporate income tax again. #auspol #flydubai #inflation
Chapters:
00:00 Opening
01:01 Inflation and Rates
02:27 Westpac and Palantir
04:44 Banks and BioCatch
06:24 The Fairford Plot
08:18 Flydubai Hijacking
10:43 Anthropic and Firmus
12:18 Shoebridge Leads Greens
15:35 Apple and BHP
17:19 ATO Tax Data
18:35 Thank You
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Sydney Uni. Kickin’ the free speech can down the road
Last week, Sydney University’s Senate decided to follow Chancellor Thodey’s lead and reject the assembly of a convocation to debate the university’s ties to Israel
Lawfare. Sydney University academics will finally have their day in court
Sydney academics John Keane and Nick Riemer have finally been able to file a defence against their accusers.
AI threats. The jobs that won’t come back and who pays?
The AI race continues apace, driven by those who reap the financial benefits, while ignoring those who lose their jobs. Where is the regulation?
A summit to replace Australia’s housing casino. Build homes, not excuses
The National Public Housing Summit Australia needs, within six months, a twenty-year compact, building 50,000 public homes a year.
After five long years, Robert Pether is finally free
Caught up in fight about money he had no part in, Australian engineer Robert Pether was imprisoned, tortured and kept under virtual house arrest in Iraq. He is finally free.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Pillay praised, pilloried, ignored by Australia
Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay has received worldwide praise, amid derision from Israel and the US, as our Government remains silent.
The plight of the Brumbies. Kosciuszko’s heritage deserves a voice, too
There is something missing from the heated debate about the culling of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
Man faces prison for being annoying. Trial likely next year
Palestine activist Austin Mackell is back in Katoomba Court tomorrow fighting over subpoenas to get NSW Police body-cam and notes. He is likely to be tried in the District Court next year.
The Roberts Report. How the ABC was stooged by the Israel lobby
The ABC platformed an Israel apologist last month without disclosure in blatant breach of much that the once-venerable broadcaster purports to stand for. Cathy Peters with the story. In a pre-recorded interview for ABC Radio National’s Global Roaming program on...
AI data centre frenzy. Is the Firmus IPO failure a sign of worse to come?
Investors baulked at the valuation of aspiring AI data centre darling Firmus, while other data centre builds are facing grassroots opposition.
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